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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928 eels ------------------ SHA AA 5 POLL WA Ep Sy : ¥ S This Daily Offering E-- rtunities .. Music For Rent hawa. (108 tf) . Notary Publ Converaaes i tary veyance 3, Roval Bau > treets (til mo) & ANNIS. BARRISTERS, Notaries Public, Eic. Con nera : (38th) W. E. N. SINCLAIR, K.C, BANK of Commerce Building. (116 1 yr.) JOSEPH P. MANGAN. BA --BAR- gister, Solicitor, Notary Publie, Con weyancer. Money to loan, Office King St. East, Oshawa. Phone Residence phone 837. pared. wastept, pupils in piano, or of gan ip vocal music. A free booklet "| giving full particulars JOHN H. RENWICK, ORGANIST Smcoe U Church, teacher of pisno, 'and singing. Studio 11 Comnaught street. Phone 2609W. (Jan. 3-Feb. 3) MRS. J. W, JAMES IS PREPARED to give voeal lessons to beginners. 284 Festhubert Ave. : i (Jan. 2-Feb, 2) HERBERT C TRENEER IS PRE will he fur nished upon request. 538 Drew street east Phone 466. tf ARTHUR LYNDE. VOCAL TEACH % (Hambourg Conservatory, -To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams. Oshawa, Fridays, 92 Sim- coe St. North. Phone 371J. (129tf) Insurance IERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR ters, veyancers, Notaries Pub- ete. Of Entrance Simcoe St. ce over Standard Bank. Phone 13. J E Grierson, B.A, T, K. Creighton, SWANSON, GERMAN & MAC Kenzie, Barristers, Conveyancers, Notary Public, ete. All branches of 'Criminal and Civil Law. 'Moncey. to Joan. Office over Lamble's store, 2 King St, east. Phome 940. D. A Swanson, . H. N. Germén, F. G. ackenzie. : J. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, dior Notary «Public, + Convey~ ancer, money to loan. Disney Bldg. osite Post Office. Phones, office 1614; residence, 2239). » (628) LOUIS 8. 'HYMAN AND 'com pany, Barristers. Money to loan. Over Dewland's Store, 16 Simcoe street north. Phong 67, residence 1897TW. (tf) -_ Medical DR. C. W, CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, office antl yesidence, 556 Simcoe St. N, cor. Arlington, Phone 2415. Dec. 12-Jan, 12) DR. R. E. McMULLEN, PHYSI- cian, surgeon, and obstetrician. Of- fice and home, 456 Simcoe street south. Phone 2502, (11418) MURDOCH'S INSURANCE SER- vice now at 27 Warren avenue. Phone 168J. Our service satisfies. (Jan, 6-Feb, 6) FOR RENT--EED SITTING ROOM in private family. Suitable for two gentlemen, Centrally located. Phone 2138. (166b) TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED roms to rent. All conveniences. partly heated. Phone 2103J. (156¢) FOR RENT--ONE LARGE FRONT bedroom furnished. Would suit two gentlemen, also bed sitting room. Apply 21 Warren Ave. (136a) FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOM suitable for two. All conveniences, board if desired. Apply 74 Fisher St. (156b) A SINGLE OR DOUBLE BsU- room, warm and bright. Board if desired. One block west of Sim- coe. 618 Carnegie Ave. (156-¢) TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED rooms, all eonveniences. Apply 640 Carnegie avenue. (1656-h) FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Immediate possession. Convenien i Simcoe north. Phone DAVIS AND SON INSURANCE, 19 King St. west, Oshawa. The oldest Fire Agency in Oshawa. 30 Re putable Fire Companies. (118-tf) WHEN PLACING . INSURANCE consult R, N Johns, 80 Simcoe north Your insurance wants; attended to and your intérests protected, fob. (Oct 11-1yr.) Money to Loan 2415. (166-¢) TWO SELF CONTAINED ROOMS to rent, well furnished, hot an¢ cold water, and other modern con- veniences. Handlest location in town. Box "Q" Oshawa Daily Times. also bed sitting room. Apply 238 Golf St. Phone 1841). (155¢) PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of their motor cars, or those desiring to re-finauce the purchase of their motor cars, see Swanson, German and McKenzie, 2 King St. BE. 144th TO RENT--UARAGE. APPLY 215 Arthur St. Phone 2021J. (154¢) WANTED---TWO RESPECTABLE gentlemen roomers, willing to share room. Breakfast if desired. Apply 73 Mechanic St. Phone 69J. (164c¢c) (155-¢) FOR RENT--TWO BEDROOMS. | : immediately clos ing time for classified ads. 9.30 am. Monday to Friday and 830 a.m. Saturday. Ads for Too Late to Classify Cand Coming Events, received pup to 10.30 a.m. Sas aasaasassasnsasas sss a a PPPTTTTTTITVYVOYY tions for the price of two first insertions (three Minimum charge for three insertions, 60 cents. Box number 10c additional Professional or Business Ca $250 per month for 20 words or less; 10 cents a word per month word. for each additional TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACe COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Depart: ment. hoe 2. \ |}. been retu aed to o.zner. Real Estate for Sale house. Centrally located. All mod- ern converiences. Apply 45 John St. Phone §33W, (154¢) FOR SALE--7 ROOM FRAME house, good repair, electric lights, good well, soft water cistern, 13 acres land; garage. On Provincial Highway in Bowmanville. Pos- session to suit. Price $2,500. Ap- ply to Mrs. E. V. Scobell, insurance and real estate agent, Bowman- ville. Phone 189. (164-e) FOR SALE-- EIGHT ROOMED of Real Oppo _-- ing the evening.' King which was given wi of crystal and followed rea REAL VALUES IN REAL ESTATE John W. Lint, 67 Bond street east, Oshawa. Phone 2193. (Dec. 23-Jan. 23) spolitanggus cheers for His Me- esty. The other toast, proposed by Toastmaster MacKinnon, was to | Lost and Found LOST--WIRE TOP OF ELECTRIC heater, between Eulalie Ave and Division St.. Reward. St. (166b) | CosT--siLvER TEAPOTS AND Cafe" evziuved on. i Usoy in de livery of Ivveneons dave nol : Iti (owner 4 ainueie des're to bo noti- | tied of the articles 154-0) ' Room and Board Wanted TWO GIRLS DESIRE. BEDROOM and sitting room with board. In private family. Box "U"" Oshawa Daily Times, (156¢) for youth attending Oshawa' legiate Institute. lin, WANTED--BY YOUNG (156-a) {vate home. Vicinity of Genera! UNLIMITED FUNDS FO RFIRST mortgages. Building loans arranged Bradley Bros. Phone 169, 420. (96 tf) FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS No commission. Building loans. Legal office. A. J. Disney Bldg. (176-11) work done 'at this Parkhill, Barrister. Phone 1614, Building Supplies : C. H. MILLARD, 442 KING street east, phone 2354J for storm gash, combination doors, frames, scréens and lumber, (1556b) PR. HAROLD W. TRICK, PHYSI- cian, Surgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. clal reference to maternity work and diseases of women, Two years' post graduate experience. Offige and residence: 167 Simcoe St.. Ni, (cor. Brock) phone 303. : (119-1) DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- geon, Accoucher. Office and resi- dence, King St. Fast, corner Victoria St, Oshawa, . Phove 94, DR. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, diseases of infants and children. Of- fice and residence, 97 Bond east. Phone 1155, DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI cian and Surgeon, speeial attention given to X-ray work and Electro theopy. Office, Disney Block. Phone 20650. Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p m. Residence 161 King East. Phone 2416. (tf) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his office over Jury & Lovell's Drug Store each, Saturday, from 1 till 4 pm, for consultation and treatment of diseases of ear, nose and throat only. Appointments maye be made at drug store. Phone 97. (49-tf) Dental Dk. D." R. DAVIES, OVER Ward's Store, Simeoe St. South Nitrous oxide oxygen gas for ex- traction. Phone 231, res, 2082. (148tf) DR. S. J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF fice over . Bassetts'. Phone 950; Residence 306. 4-1 yr DR. H. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST. north, over Mitchell's Drug Store. Gas for extraction. Phone 54. DR. L. E HUBBELL, DENTIST, Nitrous ox!d oxygen gas for extrac tions, Office, Royal Bank Bldg Phone 948, residence, 1378M 36-tr DR. W. H. GIFFORD, OFFICE Regent Theatre Bldg. Phone 1780. Residence . 66-tf ANNOUNCEMENT TO HOME Bullders and Contractors--Ilarge stock used timbers, joists, planks, sheeting various dimensions and lengths up to 40 ft., piping from 1% in, to 10 in, plumbing, struc- [tural steel, compléte hot water and steam heating units, Phone or write. Frankel Brothers Limited, Salvage Departmtnt, Toronto, Ger- rard 4100, (Dec. 30-Mar. 30) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS ed timber, lath, shinglés, sash, doors and interior trim. F. L. Beecroft Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh awa, phone 324. (69-tf) Painting and Decoraling R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER hanging, graining, 'etc. Twenty years' experience. Prices right. Work guaranteed, . 151 Huron street. Phone 2067W. (45-1) Beauty Parlors MARIE RENWICK'S BEAUTY Shop, '9 Celina street, at Watson's Barber Shop. Water waves, mani- cures, marcelling, Phone 2653. 4 (Dec, 6-Jan.6). Transportation COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR age. 8 Bond St. West. Phone 82. 6 'trucks for prompt service. Moving van and storage warehouse ocquipment. Baggage transferred to and from all trains, (64-tf) Veterinary Surgeon ROOM TO RENT FOR ONE OR two men, 66 Bruce street, (154-c) Help Wanted--Female GENERAL OR YOUNG GIRL wanted to help with housework. Sleep out, preferably. Apply 146 Simcoe St. N. Phone 224. (166b) STENOGRAPHER WANTED. Must be quick at dictation, Ex- perience preferred. Apply Pedlar People Ltd. (156b) WANTED--GOOD KOUSEKEEP- er. Must take full charge. Apply Box "8" Oshawa Daily Times. (156-¢) FULLY EXPERIENCED CAP- able mald wanted, Apply 8 Bond St, W. (153d) Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT OR PUR- chase, Underwood or Remington typewriter, ' Send full particulars to Box "Z" Oshawa Daily Times, (16u=) WANTED--COMFORTABLY ¥UR- nished three, four or five room apartment in good locality, Re- sponsible tenant. Box "K"" Osh- awa Daily Times, (155-¢) WANTED TO RENT--HEATED garage. Near Royal St, Phone 579J, (164c) WANTED---FURNISHED FLAT, centrally located. Box ""Y"" Osh- awa Daily Times, (156-b) WANTED--FURNISHED ROOMS for young married couple. pox "VY" Oshawa Daily Times, (156-a) TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping wanted. Apply Box "M" Oshawa Dally Times. (156-b) WANTED TO RENT--SMALL apartment. Married couple, No children. Phone 1360. (162t0) DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Specialist diseases domestic animals, Cat and Dog Hospital. 503 Masson St. * Phone 629, (56-tf) C. S. DICKENSON, V.S. DISEASES of all domestic animals scientifically treated. Domimon Government Veterinary. 34 Brock St, E. Phone 105]. (131-tf) Motor Cars FOR SALE---1927 FORD FOUR door sedan. Fully equipped, Run small mileage. Less than hall price. Phone 1556J. (16544) Hairdressing Furniture Storage FURNITURE STORED IN SEP arate compartments, 85 Bond street west, Phone 82. Coleman's Cartage and Storage. Watch Repairing Engineering and Surveying F. A, VON GUNTEN, EXPERT DONEVAN AND SMIZH, ONTAR io La»d Surveyors and Civil 'Engin wiss watchmaker, repair shop at 44% King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. (29-tf) eers, sub dwisions, town p mun...pal engineers, Bradley Block, Oshawa. Phone 1635, (104-tf) Architects NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESS- ing Parlor, Marcelling, shampoo- ing, and manicure. 551 Simcoe street north. Phone 918M for appointment. (Dec. 31-Jan. 81) Corseteire CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHOP, 82 Bigin east. Mrs, Annie Pent- land, managing corsetiere. Even- ings by appointment. Phone 442) (133t0) Cleaning and Pressing Dressmaking FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING and remodelling at 97 King street west. (Dec. 8.Jan. 8) C. C. STENHOUSE - GENERAL architectural work. Second floor Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496 Res. phone 909). Undertaking UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Universal Cleaners and Dyers, 12} King west. Practical attention to alterations. Repairs. Your own materials made up. Phone 509, (Dec. 30-Jan. 81) ALL KINDS OF DRESSMAKIN" done at reasonable prices. Call at 21 Rowe St. Phone 1347M, (Dec. 19-Jan. 19) LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST. East. Ambulance. Resid Eo Work Wanted Articles For Sale FOR SALE--HAND GRINDER, fire extinguisher. Two gas solder and fire pots. Apply 99 McLaugh- lin Blvd between 5 and 8 p.m. (156b) Motors. eral Delivery, Oshawa, / Wanted to Buy (154-¢) ! 69 Division i silver sugar containers with "Grand BOARD' AND ROOM WANTED Col- Apply F. Hed- don, Columbus, Phone 302. Brook- BUSI- ness man, board and room in pri. Apply M. C. Peffer. Gen- President McLaughlin, Cheers again filled the hall and then all joined in singing "For he's a jolly good fellow." The first order of the program following the banquet was to in- troduce those seated at the speak- er's table. Mr. MacKinnon acted as the marshall. They were F. B. Coate, general manager of General Motors Ac- counting Company; Bert Henchell, general sales manager of General Motors Products; E. W. Drew, general salesmanager, introduced as the man whose purchasing wis- dom is so largely responsible for Chevrolet quality at Chevrolet's amazing prices, Introduction Next Dick Loeb of Sydney, N.B., General Motors farthest-east sen- tinel; Ewart Everson, sales pre- motion manager of Chevrolet and Oakland; W, E. Davis, assistant general manager of operations; Art Gritfeth of A. D: Gorrie and Company, Toronto, largest dis- tributors of General Motors pro- ducts In Canada; C, E. McTavish, executive head of General Motors parts and service. department; Ro- land Beach of Beach Motor¢, Ot- tawa; Jack Irwin, general manager for the Prairie Provinces sales pro- motion; H. A. Brown, vice-presi- and all kinds of metals. scrap batteries, old cars and poultry. 1 Goods called for, Phone 2060M. ! Resid 99 Mill street. (111tf) STORE COUNTERS, * VARIOUS lengths for sale. Apply to John Scott, Phone 364, Whitby, Ont. {156h) WRINGER AND STAND ' FOR sale, Phone 2384J. (156-¢) BOY'S BICYCLE FOR SALE. small household articles. 152 Mill street. (156-b) FOR SALE--WILL SACRIFICE good used piano, terms if desired. Apply phone 1596F, (1551) CHEAP FOR QUICK BALE. AX- minster Rug. Three burner coal oil stove. Oak heater. Phone 1405F, (154c) FOR SALE--SEWING MACHINES one good drop head Singer mach- ine, one. cabinet new, one Singer hand machine, 1896F, 262 Haig St, UPRIGHT PIANO FOR BALE $110, Phone B06M. (164-c) ONE PAIR OF GEESE FOR SALLY one Daisy churn, also Magnet cream separator, Mrs. Sollitt, Thornton's Corners, Kingston road west. (1654-c) Apply Phone (154c¢) for sale Good condition. Low price. This plant was used to heat Mundy Block, about 10,000 square feet of floor space, before new addi- tion was erected. It should be just the thing for a store or apartment block. Apply C. M Mundy, Oshawa Daily Times, Telephone 35 (106-tf) Board and Rooms BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO business men. Close to car line. Phone 584J. " (166¢c) FURNISHED ROOM WITH board, suitable for two. Garage it desired. Phone 1406F. (154c) ROOM AND BOARD, TWO GEN- tlemen or married couple. Phone 2345J. (154-¢) BOARDERS AND ROOMERS wanted. Apply 1056 Colborne St. East. (Dec, 7-Jan. 7) For Sale or Rent FOR SALE OR RENT--TWO NEW bungalows, Water and lights. Small payment down or $17 a Kay, Wilson road, Heights or phone 2437W. Eastmount (156¢c) PHONE 22 35 wes Thompsons Drug Store (0 Stmeoe Bt. 8. We Deliver Division St. 69 King Phone 210]. street east Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING at ldeal [lige Slop. Tires for sale Tamueson Bros. Phone 438. (tf) Machinery Repeziring DURRANT MACHINE CO. -WE do all kinds of machinery repairing Lxcelsior starter ping gears installed connecting rods te habhted: crow gears or opinions . supphed for all makes of cars. 161 Kmg St. W Phone 519. (af) Window Cleaning HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND finished, by expert. Winter prize Also all kinds of carpentering jobs done. Phone 2612. (154-4) OSHAWA WINDOW 'CLEANERS -House cleaning, woodwork and floors polished, screen and store win dows put on and removed. Phone 1302W UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chesterfields made to order Work manship guaranteed G. A Con stable, 74 Mechanic St Phone 1659571, (7220) Restaurants Pets and Live Stock OSHAWA CAFE. 31 BOND ST. cast. © We serve a good meal, dinner or supper fOr 30¢. * Also fish and chips, served as usual. Deliver orders on Friday only. , ADec. 9.1 mo:) ' THREE LARGE REGISTERED Holstein cows. Time up to renew coming in with second calf. Only chance to get the good one. Sell ing all. Dean Pickell, Lakeside Farm, Oshawa. (155-1) Davidson & Samells #3 Simeoe St. N, Phone 297 "For Better Shoe Values" STORM WINDOWS Combination Doors "lachine Fl or Sanding , W HAYNES : Office pln 46 Bos MO RD Good as new, also radio, and other Williams, | HOT WATER HEATING PLANT the month, Large lot, Apply K. Me- | DEMOCRAGY FAGES CRUCIAL TESTS dresses Victoria Canadian Club DEPENDS ON PEOPLE on Character of Her Children Victoria, B, C., Jan, 6.--The success of democracy in Canada will depend not upon political par- ties, not on Parliaments, nor on political leaders, but upon the thought and work of the individ. ; ual Canadian, Hon, R, B, Bennett, Conservative party leader, declared in a New Year address before the Canadian Club, "On the threshold of this year let me say this--success in life depends largely upon the character and work of the individual man, Success in a nation depends abh- solutely on the collective wisdom of the people comprising that na- tion, upon yours and upon mine, upon every one's," Mr, Bennett asserted. "The present day in Canada is full of unequalled opportunities but on the other hand the re- sponsibilities, of the individual elector were never more enor. mous," he. warned, The mistakes of the past could be corrected and the success of the future assured. only by the intelligent use of the individual franchise, Many people wondered, Mr, Ben- nett said, why he chose to pursue a life of political toil, "Providence having been good jo me, I &ecided to devote myself to the service of my country," 'he explained. | Turning to a discussion of demo- leratic government Mr, Bennett said the world was being flooded with the idea that democracy was a failure. This question was of su- preme importance to Canada. "It is essential that we in Can- ada and British Columbia should make a success of democracy," he urged. . Defining democracy, Mr. Ben- nett pointed out that all men were not equal--except for all their spiritual equality before God, to understand Canada and its prob- lems, it was necessary to under- stand this part--the essential dif- ference between men in different places and in different spheres, "Everyone in Canada over 21 years has a right and a responsib- ility in the government of this country," he said. "That being s0, it is vital that we have an intelli- gent and educated democracy. Ev- ery man or woman can exercise a profound influence on the thought of his or her community. "One of the greatest difficulties of democracy is its indifference. How many of you are taking an interest in the government of your country? I ask you at the begin- ning of 1928, how indifferent are you towards your country's wel- fare. Today you have your news- papers, your clubs, your parties. these things. It is no matter to me what party a man follows-- ry MR. S. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGS, Buying Hon. R. B. Bennett Ad- | Success of Canada Will Rest Through them' you can learn of {providing he intefests himself and educates himself in public affairs in the government of our oly dent and general manager of Gen- eral Motors of Canada, Limited; J. H. Beaton, general sales manager for the corporation; Tom Just, famous Montreal sales champion who can sell in French but can't speak it; A, Ross of Vancouver; Fred Heather, general manager of General Motors Acceptance Cor poration; A. E. Barker, Antherst, N.S., whose loyalty to Chevrolet is equalled only by his sales record and his ability as a teller of fishing stories. M. M. Gowdy, comptroller of General Motors of Canada; Nor- man Berry, assistant manager of Prairie Provinces; W, H. Moyse, chief engineer--"without whom," Mr. MacKinnon declared, 'Cana- dian General Motors cars would not have refinements in equipment with which ne other country is gerved"--; Frank Wolf of Edmon- ton, "The Wild Wolt" whose sales magnefftm has made Edmonton a General Motors city; George Hes- zlewood, secretary of the corpofa- tion and adviser to all; W. A. Coad, factory manager; and Fred Stappells of Calgary, one of the outstanding dealers of the west. Cheers, verses of 'He's a jolly good fellow" and demonstrations of various kinds greeted each one introduced. J. H, Beaton made a brief but telling address, He first asked the {assembled dealers: "What Is the car?" "Chevrolet back. real Canadian was thundered ", Tours to Oshawa Mr. Beaton then outlined some of the things which are planned to make this the greatest year in Chevrolet history, . just as 1927 broke all previous records. Ad- vertising is to be used in the full- est sense, but General Motors of Canada's general sales manager told what kind of advertising it would be in one sentence: "We don't believe in sarcastic advertising!" i He urged Ontario dealers to make use of the Oshawa plant in a new way, that is to organize parties to come and inspect the marvels of production which are carried on in this city. Every thing that can be dome here to make such parties welcome and ensure that they thoroughly enjoy their visit was promised. As the brief but forceful ad- dresses from executives and sales leaders succeeded one another, it was evident that some quality of inspiration was welding the ban- quetters into an unbeatable pro- ction force. dust! RM Geroux of Chicoutimi, Quebec, one of the outstanding General Motors dealers in the sen- for province, addressed the ban- quet guests in French, at Mr. Mao- Kinnon's request; and in English with Gallic courtesy for those who were unable to follow De address landed two beauti- ful things--the new Chevrolet and the Lake St. John district of Que pee, M. Georux is president of the Chicoutimi Board of Trade and he urged President McLaughlin and others of the G. M. C. executive staff to visit the district this sum- mer. H. A. Brown, vice president and eneral manager of General Mot- ors of Canada, Limited, dwelt on the part that service plays in the sale of General Motors Products. He was introduced by Mr. MacKin- non as one "whose sense of fair- ness and justice is of the kind that marks a real man who knows his job." He promised the Chevrolet dealers that would come to krow Mr. Brown in the mear future in connection with this year's great tion program. produ blo of Calgary told what the annual convention means to the dealer in the way ot sales and he predicted that great things would follow from the pres- ent gathering. ' C. BE. McTavish, chief of the Parts and Service Department, announced that his section would be giving three day courses In service and accounting for sales- men during the present year. Splendid Interest A. Lockhart of Kitchener gave a vivid account of the impression made on the public by the New Chevrolet which was put on ex- hibition on New Year's Day holi- day. Over 1,200 people were taken out for demonstrations on that first day, he declared. All were enthusiaistic over the new car's beauty and performance. Mr, MacKinnon asked Mr. Lock- hart to speak in Gaelic but de- clined. He told an "efficiency" story, however, which was rom: mended to W. A. Coad, W. H. Moyse and Lieut. Col. Chappell. In response to the toast which was proposed in his honor, Presi- dent McLaughlin replied by stating that while he 1s the proud grand- father of six grand-children, he finds his General Motors Products "children" to be very close to his heart, "That family one," he declared, pelled to say tonight Chevrolet kid is some (Cheers). "It Is the lustiest, huskiest little cuss ever created by men, and it is growing better and better and I believe handsomer. In my opinion, this year's Chevrolet is the hand- somest thing that ever came out of the hands of men. "Let me, however, express to all of you how grateful we are for your spirit, The atmosphere of this gathering is something that you field men creat which the headquarters staff cannot evoke. We want your good will, for we can't get far without it, "General Motors is the greatest industry of its kind in the world. It is centralized yet decentralized. in every division, the people at ! the head are allowed a very broad scope. Here in Oshawa we are trying to do our duty in a gentle- manly and dignified way and we are putting our hearts into the twork. We are, of corse, here to get out a large production, but we are also trying to create good will for the corporation, Greatest Value "Our goal is to produce the greatest value in the world; to get out the greatest production, manufacure the handsomest cars and sell them at reasonable prices The policy of the corporation is not to set up\a silly price and trust to eventualitiés, Our prices are placed on a business basis which givee an adequate return on in- vested capital. It is true that Gen. eral Motors makes great profits, but comsidering the volume of its business, those profits are very very reasonable. We believe that we can continue indefinitely on that basis." Mr. McLaughlin then referred to the school for mechanics main- tained in this city which gives three months factory garage train- ing; and to the travelling school now in progress throughout the west. Already some 250 men have graduated and have returned to their employers capable of giving tl:e highest type of service. He urged dealers to make the fullest possible use of the schools during the current year. The banquet concluded with tht singing of Auld Lang Syne in the | traditional crossed-grip manner, Waiting busses took Western deal- ers to Toronto to make connections with trains for Winnipeg and the Pacifie coast. Handsome cuff links bearing the Chevrolet crest were distribut- ed to each guest as a souvenir of the convention, is an extemsive "but I am com- that this kid!" APT COMPARISON Feodore Chaliapin has actually mustered up courage to crack a joke concerning the late alleged English summer! : : Its shortcomings were being dis- cussed in the lounge of an hotel where he was staying--and nobody had a good word to say for it, "I have never known a summer like it," said one man finally. "I have," put in Chaliapin. "You have?" exclaimed of the company in chorus. ren | "Last winter," chuckled Chaliapin. had been a factor in doubling his |g TIME TABLES Leave Bowman. 1.00 p.m. 4.35 p.m. 6.43 p.m, 9.40 p.m, CNR. MME TABLE a former time tables May 1) Eastbound Trains + Ege hy Daily except ais Sunday, Daily except Sunday. Lally except Saturdage fy. Westbound arty except Sunda, Lay ". Daily except Sunday, Dail Sunday, \ y y Daily except Sunday, Daily except Sunday. CPR. TIME TABLE Eastbound Trains Pails Daily. Daly except Sundagh Daily. Daily. Westbound T: a.m.~Daily except Sunday, m.=Daily. .=~Sunday .~Daily. .m.=Daily except Sunday, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINF WEEK DAY SCHEDULE Going West Leave Arrive Whitby 7.25 a.m. 8.25 a.m, .m. 12.40 p.m, Arrive Hrspital m. 4.35 pm, m. . 6.45 p.m. n. . 9.40 p.m, - Rl Ad SET TA Pam, pm, 00 p.m. LUO pom. Arr 8. 50 p.m, 11.00 p.m, lime marked * are through busses Whitby Hospital Lid SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Going West Leave ) H Arrive wm oun BES ass Sad nus v9? TEP 233 gz 4] Srosw~r 82g PFEPPTS saan sass 3833533 T. A. GARTON, PROPRIETOR Bowmanville--Phone 412 Oshawa Waiting Romo Prince Street Sr---- --- -- a Cv.COlOGY, SEL CAUSES MOST BREACH-0'- PROMISE SUITS~- BUT IF YOU ASK. ME -ID SAY IT WAS "COLD CASH "2s Warm your home and hearts Yards--Cedardale inspiration. Last year's convention Ass Buy Reliable Fuel from a Reliable Firm 0AL-COKE-WOO0D Waterous-Meek Ltd. Phones~-660 and 1288 Uptown Office--66 King St. West