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TH oss DALY hes WEDNESOAY OTORER 12, 1". Ta SY TO LF rr mel iret all a AMR 5, AA YALL hor all Real Eetate for Sale LAW OFFICE, E. DOUGLAS BELL. 'Bradley Block, 29 Simcoe street south. (Oct. 6-Nov. 6) S. EBBS, BARRISTER, Solicitor, Notary Public, Convey- , money to Ioan. Room" 3, 'Royal Bank Bldg, Slibtoa dud Bond streets. Phone 1496. A121-mo) DAVIS AND SON, INSURANCE, 19 g st. west, Oshawa. The oldest Fire Agency in Oshawa. 30 Re- putable Fire' Companies. (118-tt) WHEN PLACING INSURANCE, consult R. N. Johns, 80 Simcoe north Your insurance wants at- terided to and your interests pro- 'CONANT & ANNIS, BARRISTEFS, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Ete. Con: veyancing and general practice of Law. Offices 7% St. south, . D. Conant, . Oshawa. ¥ore ) "B.A. LL.B.; A. Annis, BA. Jo A 'W. B. N. SIN £.C., BANK (116-1 yr.) of Commerce Butfding. ts (Oct. 11-1yr.) Signs H. R. COULDERY ARTISTIC DE- corating. Signs on paper, wood cot- ton, brick; show cards. price" tickets of every description," Regent black over Jerry's Barber Shop; Oshawa. (229-tf) JOSEPH P. MANGAN, B.A.--BAR- rister, Sol rv, Notary Public, Con- ancer. ey to, loan," Office ¥4% King St. east, Oshawa. Phone . 145. Residence phone 837. GURIERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR- * sters, Conveyancers, Notaries Pub- Me, etc. Office over Standard Bank. Entrance Sifncoe St. Phone 12. "J. > Griereon, B.A.; T, K. Creighton, WA. - SWANSON GERMAN & MAC- Kenzie, Barristers, Conveyancers, Notary Public, ete. All branches of Criminal and Civil Law. Money to loan. ©™¢ce over Lamble's store, 2 King St. east. Phoge 940. D. A. J. Swanson, H. N. roidn, F. G. Mackenzie. A. J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, SO- licitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer, money to loan. Disney Bldg., oppo- site Post Office. Phones, office 1614; residence, 2239). (621) LOUIS S. HYMAN & Co., BARRIS- ters,' Conveyancers, Notarled, etc. Over Engel's store, 16 Sinicoe St. North. Money to loan. Phones-- office 67. Residence 2191. (tr) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Btreet West, Toronto, will be at his office over "Jury & Lovell"s Drug Btore each Saturday, from 1 till 4 p.m. for consultation and treatment Mt diseases of ear, nose and throat mly. Appointments may be made at drug store Phone 97. (49-8) Medical {and Interior trim. Window Cleaping THE OSHAWA WINDOW CLEAN. ers--houge cleaning, wodd work and floors polished, screens 'and store windows put or and removed. Phone 1302w. ~ Transportation SMITH TRANSPORTATION LIMIT- ed, Simcoe St., 3., phone 346-~. 212 Front St, B., Torouto, Phone Main 7637. Superior Transportation Ser- vice. (42-t0) COLEMAN CARTAGE AND STOR- age. 85 Bond St. West. Phone 82. © trucks for prompt service. Moving van and storage warehouse equipment. . Baggage transferred to end from all trains. ~ ~~ (64-tt) $6, 00 3 BUYS A BEAUTIFUL NEW home in residentill: district. Ph 19471. J V. Hill (840) FOR SALE--TH REE NEW HOUS- és near G. M. 'C., all-conveniences. $3,800 each. asy terms. Phone 19473. J. V. Hill (846) FOR' SALE--4 ~ROOMED HOUSE with water and lights, large lot. Apply 269 Grobms Avenue. Phone 2464W. (84-c) FOR SALE -- A -NEAT "THREE roof cottage, good location. $250 cash. Balance $850, monthly payments twen- ty dellars. Phone 869. (8c) FOR SALE--A FIVE ROOM BRICK house, 'good location. $300 cash. Bal- ance $2,550, 'monthly payments thirty dollars. Phone 869. (83c) FOR SALE--BARGAIN, ROOM- ed bungalow, brick vene , hard- wood floors, fir trim, electric range, furnace, 'conveniences. Small pay- ments, Apply 146 Verdun Rd. (821) FOR SALE--SEVEN ROOM BRICK veneer house, bungalow type, 'ail conveniences, three minutes from Motors. 285 Division Street. Phone 17197. (80-1) For Rent FRONT BEDROOM TO RENT, board next door. Apply 112 Aes St. ' 85¢) Building Supplies WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESSED lumber, lath, 'shingles. sash, door F. L. Beecrclt, Whitby, lumber and 'woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324 (69-tv) Money to Loan PRIVATE FUNDS FOR LOAN ON first mortgages. City or farm lands. Lowest interest rate. Louis F. Hyman & Co. Barristers, 16 Simcoe St. 'N. Phone 67 52tf 68% CITY AND -rARM LOANS. No commission. Building loans. Le- gal work done at this office. * A. J. Parkhill, Barrister. Disney Bldg. Phone 1614. ! (17618) Undertaking ; DR. R. E. McMULLEN; PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Home and office, 666 Simcoe streét south. Phone 730M. (Oct 10-Nov 10) LUKE BURIAL CO., 67 KING ST. East. Ambulance. ' Residence, 19 Division St. 69 King Street east. Phone 210J. bi DR. E. R. BARTON, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician. Office and residence, 142 Simcoe street North. Successor to Dr. Finigan. (Sept. 24-Oct. 24) DR. McKAY, PnYSICIAN, BSUR- geon, Accoucher. Office and resi- dente, King St. Bast, corner Victoria Bt, Oshawa. Phone 94. DR, GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN and surgeon. Special referencer to diseages of infants and children. Of- fice and residence, 97: Bond east, Watch Repairing F. A. Von GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repr shop at 44% King Street West. Your pat: ronage is solicited. (29-t1) Painting and Decorating R. GUTSQLB, PAINTING, ve hanging, graining, ete. years' experience. Prices Fight, Work guaranteed. 151 Huron street. Phone 2067W. Nl 4640) DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- ecfan and Surgeon, special attention given' to X-ray work and Blectro- w~heopy. Office, Disney Block. Phone 2050. 54] DR. D. R. DAVIES, OFFICH OVER Ward's store, Simcoe street south. Nitrous oxide oxygen gas admin- istered for extgaction, nurse at- tendant. Phone 231. Residence, 2087. > AAR) DR. 8. J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF- fice over Basseits'. Phone = 959; Residence 306. 4-1 yr. UR, H. M. COOKB, 9 SIMCORB ST. worth, over Mitchells Drug Store. Gas for extraction. ' Fhone 54. DR. L. B. HUBBELL, DENTIST, OF- fice, Royal Bank Bldg. Pbone 948; 85-1 residence, 1378M. DR. W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICA RE- gent Theatre Bldg. Phone ge. Res. 669. DR. R. B. ADAMS, DR. R Block, 107 Simcoe Street 8. X11 extraction. Tornoe" 1114W. " MR. R. FOUNTAIN OPEN FOR pupils.: Cornet and trumpet a spe- cialty, 20 years experience in first class theatre orchestras and bands. Other instruments taught. Phone 710d. y (84-1) Furniture Storage FURNITURE STORED IN SEPAR- ate compartments. 85 Bond St. West. Phone 82. Coleman's' Cart- 1ge and Storage. - C. C. STENHOUSE -- GENERAL architectural work. Second Tops: 496. Royal Bank Building. Phone Res. Phone 9027. fi Contracting THREADGOLD BROS, GENERAL building contracors. Let us give you our estimates. Write, or phone Wu (7 by) 255. 3tf) Floor Surfacing TWO FURNISHED Ta ing rooms to rent by the week. Phone 1705W. (85a) TWO PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS to rent, "for lMght housekeeping, bedroom furnished. Suitable tor young ' couple without 'children. Bex "I" Times. (85-b) TO *RENT--TWO * ROOMED COT- tage. Phone 1919, (85-a) FOR RENT--A LARUE FURNISH- ed room, suitable for two business men. Central. 74 King St. West. (85-b) FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISHED recom, suitable for two refined gen- tlemen. Breakfast if desired. Apply 31 King St. E. Apartment 2. (84c) FOR RENT--A FURNISHED BED. room suitable for two. Apply 106 william St. E. (84tr) GARAGE TO RENT--117 Alice St. (84c¢c) THREE UNFURNISHED ROONS to rént. All conveniences, Near G. M. C. Possession Nov. 15. Phone 1168J. (Bac) FIVE ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW to rent, with bath, fireplace, all convenineces,, North Oshawa. Ap- ply 651 Chrisiie street. (84-¢) petreet. a | Notice Re Clan i god A Ads. Effective satly clos- ng time for classitied ads 9.30 m. Monday to 'Friday and 8.30 a.m. Saturday. : + Ads for Too Late to Yana' Coming' vents, focetted { up to 10. 3 a.m; 'Rates for Classified Ads | First asian = -- 13 cents Minimum charge--S80c. Bach subsequent Insertion-- "16 per word. ° Si Three consecutive insertions for the price of two first insertions (three cemts a word). Minimum charge for three * insertions, 60° cents. Box number--10¢ additional Professional or Business for '20 words oi less' 10 | cents a word per month for 'each 'additional 'word. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACCOMP- . LISH MUCH TELIPHONE 85 Work Wanted Lig CARPETS AND RUGS BEATEN. Floors waxed. Guarantee first Cluss 179° Princé St. Phone IW, es : oC Y. CLEANING, REPAIR- ingling, repairing roofs. Guar- 93 William iv antee first class job. St. W. Phone 2582W. 4 } (Sept 24-Oct. 24) WOOD-WORK BOD ANE: ous » wood-wor A ig creens, sashes ana Bors: 1 lo also repairs. §. B.. Edmondson, 251 Stncos Tn Ss. UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chiestertiélds made 'to order. Work- manship ° 'guaranteed. G::A. Con- stable, © 74 Mechanic St. Phone 520F. «75tf) Lost and Found 1.OST--SMALL DIAMOND RING, also pink Sapphire ring. Finder Please return to 211. Mary street. | (85a) TWO MEN SEEN REMOVING tire from Chevrolet car at corner of Albert and Athol streets at 8.45 p.m. Tuesday evening, kindly, return to W. J. Trick Co. and avoid further trou- ble. (85¢) LLOST--PURSE CONTAINING SUM of monéy , and Forester's Lodge hook, Saturday beiween Steel's and Woolworth* B. Reward. Phone 1065. © (85-2) T Motor Cars 1923 CHEV. SUPERIOR CAR FOR sale. Phone 1793M. (85¢) Ask For Classified Ad Depar ; | ment, BE So Sela. FOR SALE--CONGOLEUM almost new; also buffet, cheap. Mary St. FOR SALE--2 DOUBLE. WALL coils, fine, high, each 14 feet long. Suitable for factory or garage. Phone 39. (85b) SUIT, SIZE 40, $5; ALSO WINTER coat, size 40, $5. Phone 1920, (85-b) RUG, 546 (85b) OLDSMOBILE TOURING CAR, four cylinder for sale in, good con- dition, cheap. Phone 2033J. (83¢) Help Wanted--Female WANTED -- A CAPABLE GIRL for housework. 426 Simcoe St. N. Phone 668, (85¢) EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED. Apply Dominion Clothing Co. (85d) WANTED--LADY ACCUSTOMED to talking over phone, refined voice. To work in own home. Good remun. eration. Box "N" Times. (85-a) THE DOMINION WRECKING WILL gell the following materials at sacri- tice prices: No. 1 galvanized fron at $2.00 and $3.00 a square; lumber, doors, windows, sashes, stairs, etc. Apply opposite 81 Ontario street. (85-b) FOR SALE--HEAVY SCREEN#5 ft. by 8 ft, 1% in. mesh, 3-16 in. steel wire, heavy grease gum, Bill- mont master wrench, Simplex 7 ton jack, 40 gallon drum, oak heat- er, child's' high -chair, champion summit cook stove, baby carriage, two five gallon cans, 3 gallons cylinder oil. Apply 49 Alexanaer Phone. 366J. (85+h) TO RENT--ATTRACTIVE 2 ROOMS for light housekeeping. Close to General Motors, Also garage. Ap- ply 324 Kingsdale Avenue. (84-c) TO RENT--5 ROOMED HOUSE and garage.. Apply 80 Burke street. (84-5) TO RENT--THREE UNFURNISH- ed rcoms on bathroom flat, hard- wood floors, all conveniences, also garage. Phone 1142M, (83c) FOR RENT--FURNISHED HOUSE, aght rooms. Will lease for year. Im- mediate possession." Apply 25 Divi- sion street Thursday or Friday, Oct- ober 14th. (83d) A SEVEN ROOMED HOUSE, partly furnished or unfurnished, for rent ' to reliable party who ¢an give references. Apply. Box "D,". Times. (83c) TWO LARGE, WARM BEDROOMS to rent, suitable' for 4 gentlemen roomers, breakfast if preferred. Phone 1468M. (83c) NEW METHOD FLOOR SURFAC- Ing (Including sanding, waxing, fill- Ing and polishing). Old floors made new. Edmondson, 281 Simeéoe' a: South, phone 440. + Veterinary Sufgeon. DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, ALE diseases domestic animals. Cat and Dog Hospital. 503 Masson St. Phone 629. } "(66tL) C. 8. DICKENSON, V.S., DISEASES of all domestic animals scientific- ally treated. Dominion Government Veterinary. 84 Brock St. B. Phone 105. Qa M hi R ee LAHOKLA, INSTRUCTOR, HAWAI- ian Guitar. Individual instruction to all pupils. Music supplied for all oc- casions. Wilson & Lee's Music Store, Phone 2388. (Oct. 6-Nov. 6) LEPHA N. DONCASTER, A.T.CM., | w teacher of piano and theory. Pupil prepared for Toronto Conservato of Music Examinations. Beginners a specialty. Terms moderate. Studio, 109 Ritson Rd. N. (Sept. 13-1 mo.) JOHN H. RENWICK, ORGANIST 'and Choirmaster Simcoe St. United Church, prepares pupils for any exam- ination in Piano, Organ and Singing. Studio at the church. Phone 251 for appointment or information. : Pro (Oct 10-Nov*10) DURRANT MACHINE CO.--WH DO all kinds of machinery repairing. Excelsior starter ring gears install- ud; connecting, rods re-babbited, erewa gears or pinions supplied for 3) 'makes 0 cars. 161 King St., Phone 619 3! oy "mr Wanted to Rent TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR light housekeeping, wanied to rent. Garags preferred. Central. Photie 1632J after six. (84-¢) EXPERIENCED FARMER( MAR- ried) wants furnished farm to work on shares." Can give best of refer- ences. T. J. Herman, Picton, On- tarlq. 2 (84e) WANTED TO RENT--¢ ROOMED house' or apartment, centrel, or aorth end, by: October 25th. Apply G. Roy, 496 Mary Strect. ". (80-f) FOR SALE--CHAMPION SUMMIT cook stove for salé. #2 King St. E. (84h) WOOD AND METAL LATHING. H. A. Le Barr. Phone 681J. (841) FOR: SALE--KITCHEN STOVE. Apply 14 Jackson Street. Phone 4257. _(84c) QUEBEC HEATER FOR 'SALE, and quantity of oilcioth, glass kitch- en" cupboard. Apply 91 Simcoe St. N. (84c¢) CANADA PRIDE RANGE WITH large brass tank on side. Nearly new. Oak kitchen cabinet, nearly new. Other articles. 26 Prince St. Phone 1259J. (84c) AMBER HONEY WHILE IT LASTS 55 cents for 5 pound pail. Also comb honey. Watson's, second house north of Ross' Corners. (84c) FOR SALE-HEN HOUSE, $10; gray baby carriage, reversible, almost new, single bed, mattress and springs. Apply 74 Albert St. (83c) FOR SALE--ONE SINGER SEW- ing machine, Wilton rug, walnut bed- room suite, ore Annex, Ohio vacuum cleaner, 'one misses' coat, man's over- coat. Phone 718]. (83c) $1. 00 DEPOSIT SECURES DELIV- ety. Place your order now for Christmas Gifts, Ladies' and Gents' Dressing Cases, silverware, china- ware, electric floor lamps, watches, clocks, rings, jewelry of all/kinds. Payments from 80 cents weekly. O. H.' Dell, 22% Simcoe South, Phone 1656. { (Oct. 6-Nov. 6) Spadina Bldg., Toronto. COMPETENT GENERAL MAID wanted. Phone 1961W. (85-b) HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR one or two months only. Apply 4 Bond street west. (84-c) WANTED--A BRIGHT YOUNG girl to look after boy and help with lousework. Home at nights preferred? Apply after 6 at 238 Albers St. (83c) Help Wanted--Male WANTED--YOUNG MAN EXPER- ienced in officé work. One with know- ledge of cost finding system preferred. Apply giving experience and where obtained and references to Box "M," Times. 83f) BOY WANTED FOx GENERAL office work. Two years high school. Excellent opportunity for willing wor- ker. "Williams Piano Co. (83¢c) BOY WANTED TO LEARN PRINT- ing trade, One with high school edu- cation preferred. Apply Oshawa Daily Times. (81tr) BRIGHT BOY OF GOOD APPEAR- ance and manners wanted to assist with collections. Must have bicycle. Apply Oshawa Daily Times. (81tf) GORDON PRESS FEEDER WANT- ed. Mundy Printing Co., Simcoe South. Agents Wanted $4 A DAY PAID MEN OR WOMEN for distributing religious literature gut Christmas, spare or full time. or particulars write Mr. Conrad, (85a) PARTIES TO FURNISH PRO- spects' for all kinds of property sales in Oshawa Good remunera- tion for spare time, Box "W" Times. . (80-0) EXPERIENCED AGENTS-- READ- ily. sell Imperial Art Christmas Greeting Cards. Splendid workman- ship, color and design"appeal to dis- criminating customers. '$25 weekly up in spare time between mow and Christmas. Sell the best. Lowest price. 'Hightest .quality, Only a few sample books 'left. Now is the time. Delivery" later. 'Canadian Publishing Co., 61 Wellington 'West, Toronto. (Sept. 28-tf) MAUGHTER OF HARDNET i FLIER oo an Hour to Go 'Up 'in Her " at fo] bi 17 14 | e London, Oct. 12.--For $12 per hour you can hire the daugnter of a Baronet 0 fly you any place you want to go in her baby airpiane. She is Miss Sicele O'Brien, daughter of Sir Timothy and Lady O'Brien, and has just won Jlrer "B" certifi- cate here, entitling her to do com- mercial flying. She has bought her own "moth" airplane and {s going to ply for hire as a naerial taxi driver. She had always wanted io fly after, having been a keen motorist, and when the London Light Airplane Club was formed a couple of years ago she was one of the first to join. "I hope to be very busy," ghe said, "when the weather becomes better, taking pupils and doing cross-country. trips with passengers and cargo: There should be a great opening in commercial flying mm this age of hurry and bustle. Lots of other girls ought to learn to fly, and T amr surprised that more wo- men don't take it u.p" Miss O'Brien is the second woman io get Her "B" certificate here, Mrs. Elliott Lynn; %eing the first. 3,000 PUPILS SEE FIRE PREVENTION DISPLAY AT ARMORIES Three thousand and fifty schol- ars of Oshawa schools attended a moxster Fire Prevention class un- der the diréction of Fire Chief A. C. Cameron in the Armories yester- day afternoon. The demonstration complete in every detail took but an hour and during that time the youngsters, consisting mostly of the upper grades scholars, took a keen interest in all that the head of, the department said and did. As the teachers themselves said, it is a rare occasion when pupils are allowed to get knowledge of the inner work- ings of a fire alarm system Chief Cameron spent considerable time prio: to the arrival of the stu- dents in arranging a pactical board compte with two sets of fire alarm boxes and a gong such as that used in connection with the depart- ment's daily work. hen the kid- «| dies arrived accompanied by their teachers, both ladies and gentle- men, shortly after three o'clock, everything was in readiness and the program was run off without a hitch. | On opening the mass meeting, there being pupils from the city schools, as well as from north and south Oshawa, Supervising principal Cannon asked that the kiddies keep as quiet as possible and that was all that was needed. Fire Preven- tion Week scored a triumph when Chief Cameron made every scholar, at the outset, pledge to make sure that his or her home would be thoroughly cleansed in respect to any fire hazards. The chief re- ceived a willing hand from practic- ally every child in the building when he asked them to advise their" parents of the danger of waste ma- terials, especially oil rags etc., ev- ery person again. promised co-op- eration. In speaking to a represen- tative of the Oshawa Daily Times" following the demonstration, Chief Cameron claimed he believed nearly every youngstér present fully rea- lized the necessity of fire preven- tion measures. After pointing out the dangers of fire, Chief Cameron gave a practi- cal demonstration of the fire alarm system. He showed how the mieche- nish inside the red box causes the bell at the fire station to riitg and thus direct thep firemen to the loca- tion of the 'fire. ' Instructions to break the 'glass, and 'pull down on the knob' were given. gh 2 a 2 Se J 20 0 J ean chief unlocked the "mystery door" that covers the mechanism and for once in their young lives the euri- osity of the three thousand and fif- ty kiddies' was satisfied. Jnstead of finding a conglomeration of wires, the teachers and students found only a 'well 'regulated system 'of little wheels, the largest being only sev- eral inches in 'height. Later the Promene fire extin- guisher was explained. The appar- atus was taken completely apart by the chief and the children were giv- en a thorough lecture on its make- up, etc. They were shown how the reaction takes place when the chem- ical tank is turned upside down, so that the water, will 'unite with the chemical. In all it was an in- teresting afternoon and Chief Cam- eron maintains that the demonstrd- tion did more to send home the. meaning of Fire Prevention Week, than the story writing, competition conduofe abd yest; PROGRAM WELL: ~ CARRIED OUT (Continued \d from page 9) fuse in their yards if they use reason- able care in so doing, a privilege which they do not enjoy throughout the year. He asked them to co-operate in keep- ing Oshawa's fire loss 'down to the splendid low level that it has been during the past seven years, and to continue to exercise even greater care so that it may be reduced even fur- thes. In his address, Mayor Preston, 'the next speaker, said that in his opinion the council ought to take steps to in- crease the personnel of the present fire department. This is warranted, he said, in view of Oshawa's rapidly grow- ing population, and of the increasing value of property within her limits. He also stated the need for an ade- quate inspection of new buildiggs This year there were from five to six hundred houses erected in Oshawa, with no further inspection, from a fire prevention standpoint, than that af- forded by ihe fire civief and the city engineer, both of which have sufficient work on their hands. Xo time should be lost, he said, in the appointment of a building inspector. He also extend- ed his congratulations to the Fire De- partment on the prompt and efficient manner in which they handle the fire prevention work in the city, thereby nipping many fires in the bud and keeping the loss at a minimum. Mr. T. B. Mitchell, chairman of the Board of Education, in a short address touched on the splendid manner that the children in the city schools re- spond to the fire gong. Lven a school with 400 pupils is emptied in 1%4 minu- tes, the children marching out to mu- sic. He also stated that 95 per cent. «of fires are due to gross carelessness, and that an essential in reducing fire loss is the education of the public to «void carelessness. The last speaker was W. E: N. Sin- clair, M.P.P. He remarked humour- ously that the modern fire department has taken all the fun out of fires, for now in most cases a fire alarm does not turn out to be a real conflagra- tion at all, due to the efficiency of the brigade. Then he went on to drive home the message of carcfulness in the matter of everything pertaining to fire. The careless depend off their insurance and the fire brigade but the wise mdn realizes that fire generally means a loss "that 'no insurance can replace, and strives to protect his own property. Following the addresses, musical numbers were given by local talent, the first number. on the program being an - instrumental' trio by Mrs. S. G. Carnell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ayl- ing. The next selection was a vocal duet by Mrs. Batty and Miss Peggy McNell. This was followed by solos by Mrs. Percy Maybee and Mr. Fred Owen, andya duet by Mr. Owen and Mrs! A. C. Cameron. The final num- ber on the program was a solo by Mrs. Cameron. After 'the, musical program, danc- ing was cnjoyed by the large crowd of 'peofle until a late hour. The mu- sic' was: supplied by the "Royal Col- legians;" a $even=picce Oshawa orches- tra. A 4 Later the fONE AYRSHIRE AND JERSEY cow for sale. Apply to C._Allison, ' Llgin St., Bowmanville, after 6 p.m . (852) AIREDALE "DOG FOR SALE. Good watch dog, 'faithful with child- ren. Apply 132 Ritson Rd. S. (85a) FOR SALE-TWO_ PONIES, ALSO police pu honed 2 Roomy and Board Wanted ao BUSINESS GENTLEMEN cqiire board -and room. Box "F," (855) ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BY young man in private family, vicin- ity of General Motors. Apply Box Times (85-c) Times. \ I. THE UNDERSIGNED AM at 354 Leslie St., or phond 1842J. Miss Flossie Bord. (Sept. 27-1mo) ALL KINDS OF PLAIN SEWING wanted. Mrs. George Shortt, 152 UR W. LYNDB (HAMBOURG Co tory, Toronto). Teacher of Binging. Pupils prepared for al examinations, also church, concert, opera. Studio. 11 Simcoe south Oshawa, Fridays, (72tf), ART Alice street. (84-¢) Wanted RE- pared to do all kinds of sewing.|Call | FIRST MORTGAGE MONIES, . ON first class risks in' residential dis- trict. Mary Street, north. Interest B per cent Phone 1090W. {52-b)| NICELY FURNISHED ROOM | wanted by young couple. Near Fit- tings preferred. Box *K," Times. ; V : © (83c) FIFTEEN "TO TWENTY. YOUNG ladies, joining the office ste®f of onc | of the subsidiaries 'of General Mots ors require room and board in good surroundings about December 1st. Phone Mr. Irwin, 130, General Mot- ors. (811) MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD stabs, $3.80 'per load. Ales 2 e dry body . Phone 660. ateroas- Mook ig (Mar 26-tf) Room Salesman Wanted at once. Truck for Rent' WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES- than to 'sell 'medl" products cover- ing town, east and west of Oshawa. Apply Box '"'S" Times. (84-c) WANTED--2 OR 3 YOUNG BUSI- ness ladies. Room and board if required. Very central. Well fur- nished bed room. Phone Times ior | address. ' (85-c) Roou AND' BOARD FOR TWO oung ladies in "comfortable home. Phone 1464W. |, (84¢) -- Wasted 1s By WANTED TO BUY SMALL HOUSE, $200 cash." Box #C" Times. (85-h) WANTED_LOTS WITH SEWER and 'water, owner oly. Times. (85-b) i GOOD ROOM AND BOARD AT 28 Drew Street off Olive Avenue, » (34-¢) Piano Tuning ME. 8. JAC 5. DBALER IN RAGS and all kinds metals. I am pay- Ing for scrap "val terjes $1 and $1.50. Ruyiog old cars. Phone 764. 165-tf ~ Tive Repairing ALL KINDS OF " TIRE REPAIRING at ldeal Tire Shop. Tires for sale. Jamieson 'Bros. Phone 438 NEIL YELLOWLEES, EXPERT fano tuner, will be in Oshawa once avery week. Orders. left at Harris' CORSETIERE-- SPIRELLX SHOP, 32 Elgin St. E. Mrs. Annie Centland, managing corstiere. Evenings by ap-; Music store. Phone 1490. (x). (Sept. 28-Oct. 28). 1 pointment., Phone 4427. (Sept. 23-1mo) Box '"B" | numerous to mention. OWNER "OF - "TON AND HALF truck would rent truck for winter | eithér 'stake or dump body. With! or without driver. Apply D. L. 'Car- son, Parry Sound.' - (85-e) a = Auction Sale FA LT NRT THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE- ceived * fnstractions" from Mr. J. Beckel, to sell by public 'auction at Solgmbit Friday, 'October 14, 'at one o'¢lock, the following articles: 2 cook stoves, 1 parlour cook, kit- chen cabinet, book case, 3 bed- steads; hall ' rack, 2 dressers, 2 washstands, 1 sideboard, 3 iables, 1 wardrobe, 1 centre table. 1 stretcher; '6 kitchen. chairs, 4 din- ing room chairs, 1 lounge; 3, hang- ing lamps, '1 Alladin lamp, 1 hall lamp, a pumber ;of Pictures, 2 oross cut saws, Ter William Maw," Auctioneer. cash, £8 sacrifice if sold ! (83¢) | and other articles too |. sq rex & pois AV SHTY HES voMgiE BECALSE HES WIS And when he's really wise he has concinded that there is no better,! hottér coal in town than the kind we sell. And he'll know our price is right. * 3 1 t (84-c) | Hom