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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 9; 1928 PAGE NINE his Daily Offering of Real Opportunities Music For Rent MacDONALD, BARRIS etc Simcoe and Rich Phone Ee : (108 tf) . TT) Rt k streets (121 me) & ANNIS, BARRISTERS. Notaries Public. Ete. C LLB he ; Phone Conant .1 AF. is, BASE 4 anis Hh and BE. CLAIR, BANK * Comm op Building. Ge lyr.) oo MANGAN BABAR. Notary (Public Con n. Office He, St. it ener i: Rind Phone dence phone, 837. ERION & CREIGHTON--BAR _, Vaiveyaneers, otaries Pub- Qffice over Standard Bank: ated ) | street, east. coe 8i. North Phone Eat MRS. R, COSSAR (CERTIFIC- don College of Music, England), Teacher of piano. Pupils prepared for examimation, Apply 92 Simcoe street north or phone 371J, (8c) FOR RENT----TWO BEDROOMS. also bed sitting: room. Apply 238 Golf St. Phone 1841J. (6e) FOR RENT-- FURNISHED IN Bowmanville, smart bungalow. ), Apply Box "C" Oshawa JOHN H. RENWICK, ORGANIST Smecoe United Church, teacher of plano, organ and singing, Studio 11 Connaught street, 'Phone 2609W, (Jan, 3-Feb 3) MRS. J, W, JAMES IS PREPARED to give vocal lessons to beginners, 284 Festubert Ave, or 10 William (Jan, 2-Feb, 2) HERBERT C TRENRER S PRE pared to accept pupil ano, or an and vocal music. A free booklet full Jarituas FL RN he he LAS upon pnt east Phone ry oe ARTHUR LYNDB, VOCAL TEACH or (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams. Oshawa, Fridays, 94 Sim. (120t1) ge meas. Se , Thane 13. GERMAN & MAC: arfisters. Conveyancers, ig, etc. All branches of sar pu and Civil Law Money to 'over Lamble's store, 2 east, Phone 940. D. A wafison, H. N, German, F. G. ackengie. PARKHILL, BARRISTER, fuck Notary Public, Convey: ey to loan. Disney Bldg. te ost Office. Phones, ofits _rgsidence, 2239) (62 a 8. HYMAN AND COM ny, Barristers. Money to loan. er Dewland's Store, 16 Simene t morth, Phone 67, residence TW, (tf) EE -- Insurance MURDOCH'S INSURANCE SER- vice now at 27 Warren avenue. Phone 168], Our service satisfies, (Jan, 6-Feb, 6) DAVIS AND SON INSURANCE, 19 King St. west, Oshawa, The oldest Fire Agency in Oshawa, Re putable fire Companies, (118-46) INSURANCE WHEN PLACING ae north Daily Times or F. T. Masson, Bow- maaville, Ont. (6b) UNFURNISHED BATHROOM flat to rent. 8 Toons. Apply 67 Buckingham (6a) TWO ROOMS UNFURNISHED with light, heat and water to rent. $26 monthly, Apply 257 Eulalie Ave, (6e) TO RENT--GARAGRE, 118 TYLOR Crescent, Apply 123 Huron St, (6c) £L FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE for two, Breakfast and supper if desired. Girls or office men pre- ferred, Phone 1734W, (157-¢) -- = -------- TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, suitable for light housekeep- ing, Near General Motors and Fittings. Phone 1562J, (167-¢) TWO FURNISHED OR PARTLY furnished rooms to rent, for light housekeeping, No children, Phone 1906M, (167-e) TWO ROOMS TO RENT IN NEW private home, Apply at 370 Jar. vis street, after 6.30 pm, (167-¢) TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED roms to rent, All conveniences. partly heated, Phone 2103]. (156¢) consult R, N. Johns, 80 Si Your insurance wants attended to and your interests protected, (Oct 11- yr) | Money to Loan Medical DR, ©, W. CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician, office and residence, 556 Simcoe St, N, cor, lington, Phone 2416, id at Dec, 12-Jan, 12) R, McMULLEN, PHYSI os Siren and obstetrician. Of- fice and 456 Simcoe yest south, Phone 2503, (114 DR, HAROLD W. TRICK, PHYSI-|5 clan, Supgeon, Obstetrician, Spe. cla] reference to maternity work and diseases of women. Two years" post gradupte experience, Office and residence 167 Simcoe St. N,, (eor, Broek) phone 303, (119-1) DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- , Accoucher. Office and resi King St, East, comer Victoria tn 2 Phone 9 DR. GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN, ses of infants and children. Of- and residence, 97 Bond east, e DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI cian and Surgeon, special attention ven to X-ray work and Electro eopy, Office, Disney Block. Phone 2060, Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p m, Residence 161 King East, Phone 2416, == PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of thelr motor cars, or those desiring to re-finance the purchase of their motor cars, see Swanson, (German and McKenzie, 2 King St, B, 144t1) 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 work done at this office. J Parkhill, Disney AL Phone 1614 ) Building Supplies ANNOUNCEMENT - TO HOME Builders dnd "Contractors--large stock used timbers, joists, planks, sheeting various dimensions and lengths up to 40 ft, piping from 3% in, to 10 in, plumbing, struc- tural steel, complete hot water and steam heating units, Phone - or write Frankel Brothers Limited, Salvage Departmtnt, Toronto, Ger- rard 4100, (Dec, 30-Mar, 80) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS ed timber, lath, shingles, 8 sash, doors and interior trim, L. Beecroft Whitby, lumber and woodysrd, 2, awa, phone 324, tf) Painting and Decorsling R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER hanging, graining, ete. Twenty years' experience. Prices right. Work uaranteed. 151 Huron street. Phone BTW. (45-tf) Barrister 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) Beauty Parlors MARIE . RENWICK'S BEAUTY Shop, 9 Celina street, at Watson's Barber Shop, Water waves, mani- cures, marcelling. Phope 2653, (Jan. 6-Feb, 6) Dental D, R, DAVIES, OVER ari's Store, Simcoe St, South Nitrous oxide oxygen gas for ex- traction, Phone 231, res, 2082, (148tf) Transportation A SINGLE OR DOUBLE Bul. room, warm and bright, Board if desired, One block west of Sim. coe, 618 Carnegie Ave, (166-¢) sa. 0 02d a bit." SAMA 208 a TTT TeTTTee 2 Tree Notice Re Classified Ade. Effective immediately ng time for classified ads. am, Monday to Friday and 8.30 am. Saturday. hb Ads for Too Late to Sassity and Coming Events, received up to 10.30 am, 223828008020 080000s sss Tr rrrTrTTTT TTT yvyry 3 Rates for Classified Ads. Fivet . insertion--13§ cents per word. Minimum charge--30¢. rand. trtion Three consecutive inser. tions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word), Minimum charge for three insertions, 60 cents, Box number 10c additional Professional or Business rds, per month for oy words or less; » a word per month for th additional word, TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; ACe COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE $5 Ask for Classified Ad Depart: ment, ' ; deeded dedededededeiddodd | ei amis son Wanted to Rent WANTED--BY GENTLEMAN, A bedroom or bed sitting room in vieinity of the Collegiate, Board optional, Phone 966M, between 7 and 10 this evening, (6a) WANTED TO RENT OR PUR- chase, Underwood or Rémington typewriter, to Box "Z'" Oshawa Dally Times, (150) RENT--SMALL couple, No (158LL) WANTED TO apartment, Married children, Phone 1360, Motor Cars FOR SALE--LATE 1025 CHEV- rolet sedan, First class order, Phone 435W, (157¢) Wanted WANTED--FIFTY COUPLES FOR a good old sqare dance at Courtice, January 10, Ladies bring lunch, Truck leaving Oshawa Post Office 8 to 8,30, Fare 10 cents return, (6a) Situation Wanted REFINED ADULT HOUSEKEEP- er requires position, Full charge. Excellent cook. Needlewoman, Highest references. Gentleman or family, Fond children, Apply Box "P" Oshawa Daily Times, (6a) WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER'S PO. sition by woman with boy of seven yeafs. Good references. Apply Box "N" Oshawa Daily Times. (167-e) Lost and Found LOST--LORGNETTES, IN OR near St, George's Church. Gold mounted. Mended handle, Reward Phone 370J, (6b) Send full particulars| { Articles For Sale FOR SALE--WILL SACRIFICE good used piano, terms if desired, Apply phone 15856F, (1561) HOT WATER HEATING PLANT for sale Good condition. Low price. This plant was used to heat the, Mundy Block, about 10,000 square | eet 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) Room and Board Wanted WANTED -- YOUNG COUPLE would like room and breakfast or where party could use phone few hours daily, Wold pay phone bill in exchange, Also garage, Please write to Box "X"" Oshawa Daily Times, at once, (6a) TWO GIRLS DESIRE BEDROOM and sitting room with hoard. In private family. Box *"U" Oshawa Daily Times, (156¢) Help Wanted--Female WANTED--WOMAN FOR GENER- al housework, Phone 425F, (6ti) WOMAN WANTED FOR KITCHEN work. Must have experience in plain | cooking, Apply Commercial Hotel, | (6b) YOUNG LADY WANTED FOR switchboard and typing. Apply giving experience and references, Box YW" Oshawa Daily Times, (6e) Wanted to Buy MR. 5. JACOB, DEALER IN RAGS, and all kinds of metals, Buying scrap batteries, old cars and poultry. Goods called for, Phone 060M, Residence 99 Mill street, (111tf) COLEMAN CARTAGE and STOR age. £6 Bond St. West. Phone 82. 6 trucks for prompt service. Moving van and storage warehouse equipment. Baggage transferred to apd from all trains, (64-tf) DR. 5) PHILL IPS, DENTIST, OF- fice over Bassetts', Phone 950; Residence 306. 4-1 yr. DR. H. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST. porth, over Mitchell's Drug Store. Gas for extraction. Phone 54. Ne: L. E HUBBELL. DENTIST, trous ox!d oxygen ges for extrac tiops. Office, Royal Bank Bide Phone 948, residence, 1378M : 36-41 DR W. H. GIFFORD, OFFILE Regent Theatre Bldg. Pho abies Engineering and Surveying. NEVAN AND SMJ~ NTAR 2 Lard SH A%D and Hou gers. sub divisions, town hel mut. pal engineers, Bradley Block. Oshawa Phone 1635 (104-tf) I Des, XmDs OF DRESSMARTNE Ye Phone 1347M. (Dee. 19-Jan. 19) Call at 2: | ar Veterinary Surgeon DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, Specialist diseases domestic LOST--ON FRIDAY, A BRINDLE bull terrier puppy. Three months old. Reward at 24 Bagot St. Phone 870W. (6b) LOST--AT WINTER GARDENS, Thursday night, a diamond bar pin. Finder please return to Oshawa Daily Times office and receive re- ward, (157b) Cat gad Hospital. 503 Masson &' Phone ob (56-11) Hairdressing C. S. DICKENSON, V.S DISEASES of all domestic animals scientifically treated.. Domimon Government Veterinary. 34 Brock St, E. Phone 105]. (131-tF) NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESS- ing Parlor, Marcelling, shampoo- ing, and manicure. 551 Simeoe street morth. Phone 918M for appointment. (Dee, 31-Jan. 31) Furniture Storage ne om FURNITURE STORED IN SEP arate compartments. 85 Bond street west. Phone 82. Coleman's Cartage and Storage Watch Repairing Corseteire CORSETIERE SPIRELLA SHOP, 82 Elgin east. Mrs. Annie Pent. managing corsetiere. Even- ings by appointment. Props 45) 1 ) F. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 44%; King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. (29 4) * Architects C. C. STENHOUSE -- GENERAL i Second floor. Cleaning and Pressing UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, Universal Cleaners and Dyers, 123 King west. Practical attention to alterations. = Repairs. Your 'own materials made up. Phone 509. ( 30-Jan. 31) Work Wanted LUKE BURIAL CO. & KING ST * | East. * Residence. 19 ge Wi et ag We Phone 210). Window Cleaning OSHAWA WINDOW ERS + A CLEAN HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND finished by experts. Winter price. All kinds of carpenter work done. Estimates free. Phone 2612. Real Estate for Sale SIX ROOMED BRICK HOUSE FOR! sale, on paved street, Close to Gen- eral Motors, easy terms. Apply 276 Jarvis St. Phone 1531W, (6f) FOR SALE-- EIGHT ROOMED house, Centrally located, All mod- ern conveniences, Apply 45 John St. Phone 633W. (6c) | §| Colonel one furnished housekeeping room,' LINDBERG GOES ON AGAIN TODAY To Start on Trip to Costa Rica, Best of Central American Tour San Jose, Costa Rica, Jan. 8.-- Col. Charles A. Lindbergh plans to leave for Panama ate o'clock to- morrow afternoon, bi he did not know tonight just where he would Tnd, A landing field nas Bei in course | of preparation at Panama City, but 'the flier told correspondents he was not sure that it was usable," An alternative field is handy on Ameri- can soil in the Canallone. - The trip to: Panama will e between three and four hours, The noted flier go to Colombia and this trip, | The "lone eagle" told correspon- dents his trip from Managua to San Jose esterday was the best of his Central Ameriean tour as re- gards weather conditions, despite Ia little rain at San Carlos and some crosswinds, The most dificult hop, +he sald, was from Guatemala City to Belize, British Honduras. Charles A. Lindbergh was welcomed to Costa. Rica yes- terday hy a crowd so frantie in fits j greetings that he was compelled to throw written instruetions over- board from his aeroplane to get the crowd out of the way before he could land, The filer, arriving from Manag- ua. on the sixth leg of his Central American towr, made three at- |tempts to land before he finally touched ground at 2.18 p.m.,'C.8.T. The confused and excited erowd were apparently ignorant of their danger, and Lindbergh skimmed 30-feét over their heads trying to land, the third time dropping over board a map of Guatemala upon which he had written: "It will not be possible for me to land until 'the crowd has moved over to the i side of the field." HICKMAN LIF IS THREATENED Fellow Prisoners of the Child Slayer Placed Behind Barred Doors Los Angeles, Jan. 8.--Manifest ill feeling toward William BE, | Hickman among prisoners in the "count jail has prompted jailers to keep the confessed slayer of Mar- ian Parker constantly behind | barred cell doors, Mutterings in prisoners' row reached a climax when a photo- graph of Hickman was suspcnded | trom the accused youth's cell door iby a string. The head of the photograph had been cut" around and a stout cord tiee about the neck with a hangman's knot. Jallers did not atiempt to con- { ceal their apprehension for Hick- { man's safety, and' plans were in consideration for placing heavier guards about his cell. Prisoners in Tank 16, near the tier where Hickman is econfineg, were re- sponsible for the *hanging" of the photograph. Some of the same prisoners, it was revealed recently, fashioned clubs from broom handles, and were holding them in readiness when the improvised weapons were discovered. Jail guards said their intended vyictim was, Hick- man, Defense preparations for Hick- | man's sanity trial, January 25, ! were at a standstill locally; while Jerome Walsh, chief of counsel was en route te the Middle West to obtain depositions In support of Hickman's plea' that he was insane at the time of the kidnap- ping and murder. Young Hick- man formerly lived in Kansas City and Hartford, Ark. decided to enezuela on HOUSE FOR SALE--353 MARY session Feb. 2nd. Terms $1000.00 cash. Balance easy terms. Low price for quick sale, Conant & An- tario, kitchen cupboards, laundry tubs, divided concrete cellar, sun par- lor, centrally located... Phone 2535, mornings or after 7 p.m. FOR BSALE--T house, good repair, electric lights, good well, soft water cistern, 1% acres land; garage. On Provincial session to suit. Price $2,500. Ap- ply to Mrs, E. V. Scobell, insurance and real estate Bowman- ville. Phone 189. (154-2) nis, Barristers, &ec., Oshawa, on- | (61) | NEW SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, (167-8) ROOM FRAME: Highway in Bowmanville. Pos-| St. All conveniences, garage. Pos- ' NEE Auction Sale Having taken over the fol- lowing articles, the under- signed will sell by public auction on Tuesday, chesterfield suite, a break- fast suite, three mahogany beds, and two mahogany chairs, complete, one dining room suite complete, French ; three dressers, also two large REAL VALUES IN REAL ESTATE John W. Lint, 67 Bond street east, Oshawa. Phome 2193. (Dee. 23-Jen. 3) Davidson & Samells #3 Simcoe St. N, Phone 287 "For Beiter Shoe Values" STORM WINDOWS Combination Doors Machine Flor Sending BW NES . BER Office phone 481; IB R2 -- BIRKBECK COLLEGE 13 A CENTURY OLD Sir Henry Madow at 104th Anniversary of 'College - Speaks of Education London, Eag,; Jan, 9,--The 104th anniversary of the fou cof the Hirkbeck Ggiicee was celebrat- ed recently by ¥ large gathering of students and their friends at the College, Lord Haldane, president of the College, being in the chair. Dr, George Senter, the principal, presented the report, showing the steady progress of the college, which now forms part of the Uni- versity of London, The number of students was in advance of any previous year, The total entry for he session was 1,242 (733 men and 509 women), as compared with 1,227 for the previous year. The foundation orati marks in Education," ed by Sir Henry Hadow, Vice-Chan- cellor of the University .of Bhef- field. He said that in the Middle Ages classical and scientific 'educa- tion began to run side by side, to- gether with a 'courtly education." Women's education was not a thing | wa of yesterday; there was a great | *® deal of education for women in the Middle Ages, The next landmark was the educational system de- veloped and encouraged by what was called the Renaissance,. An- other landmark was the attempt in the 16th century to eondact all education in the schools and col- leges in the Latin language, Edu- cation had sunk to its lowest level in the 18th century. Education had, however, pro- gressed, Sir Henry said, and it was now recognized that there was a difference between the different types of mind. To be any good, education must take these differ- ences into account and fit fits scheme to them, The last land- mark was the work of Dr, George Birkback, which was of revolu- tionary importance and turned the whole history of education round. The process of education had been continuous progress in , "Land- deliver- by no means reached its end or terminus yet, He believed that education would continue to pro- gress more and more in the fu- ture, WOOD ENGRAVERS' ART IS POETIC Remarkable Exhibition Made By English Wood-engraving Society London, Eng., Jan. 9.--"Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the Enpglish Wood-Engraving So- clety's recent exhibition, at the St. George's Gallery, George Street, Hanover Square was the uniform- ity in technique of most of woodcuts," says the Times, "Nearly all the exhibitors are accomplished in their crafts, and in most cases a solid design is well within their powers, though this may demand elaborate cross-hatch- ing. But this power over the medium has, one may suspect, tak- en up most of the time of the artists, and the chief individual variations are mot in the way of different kinds of design, but rather in the poetical and literary aspects of the woodcut, This is to be expected, for the *'poetry" expresses what was in the artists's mind before he began his work, or perbaps in the jutervals of rest from it, "While the artist is at work he is not likely to turn his attention to anything but formal problems of one kind or another, 'so that if his technique rather than his sen- sibility is what copgerns the artist, this will not prevent him from ex- pressing his poetical ideas, but it may hamper his individual sensi- bility as an artist. Perhaps in the way of poetry the most interesting woodcuts here are John Nash's series of poisonous plants, which look truly ominous and deadly. In- deed, the woodcut would seem to be a good medium for purging the |emotiops by terror, since there is the same ominous quality in Miss Cynthia Kent's "deer" and in Miss Gertrude Hermes's woodcuts of plants. "Blair Hughes-Stanton does sue- ceed in getting a good individual design, though perhaps that pari of his work which is not so much a matter of intellect as of pure sensibility is rather hampered by his medium. David Jones, in his "Illustration to the Deluge" has allowed himself a certain freedom spite of ebbs and flows, and it had | 1 the | Prices Reduced 1927 Chevrolet Coach, five to Freed 4 cic 9999 1927 Chevrolet Sedan, splen Every one a bargain, 1925 Chevrolet Coach, five Pries en SACD Price «cv vier von 1926 Overland Sedan, Price 1924 Chevrolet 4 pass, Coupe, Price ........... $250 1921 Dodge Sedan, a real buy. BRE ord Cn STD 1925 Star Coach, good condi- 1927 Ford 3 Cups eprereeny 0285 Mesaghin Sedan, wha. conlity $700 i of Chevrolet Sedan, $12 5 1923 Ford Coupe, Price 1928 Oakland Sedan, only | with extras, A Deposit holds any car, Free Storage until spring. | START $1,000 FUND TO LENGTHEN LIFE Chicago, Ill., Jan. 8. -- A 47- year old man and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Albert D.Lasker, of Chi- cago, have established a ofunda- tion for medical research at the University of Chicago, with an in- itial endowment of $1,000,000 to lengthen the span of life through the stud yof d ative di incurred past the age of 50. Th foundation, announced, to- day, will be known as the "Lask- er Foundation for Medical Re- search." Lasker is a former chairman of the United States Shipping Board. He has been long interested in medical re- search. According to the best tabula- tions available, cancer, Bright's disease and cardio-vascular ail- ment took a toll of 1,285,927 lives in the United States during 1926. $325 sie CPR. TIME TABLR Trains ily. pm.=Daily. Bas except Sunday. ily. 12.09 a, m,-- Westbound Traine Path except Sunday, y only, ly except Sunday, aily. ,~Daily except Sunday, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE West ) : Arrive Hopital f SuegkahunEiid = vSTTPOPPTIEee 5 Buds w= uon gs BEER ns . 2 S°3 $0008 >= po BSSALSS88S8 POPPE YETYT CoO Lt ™ -- 00 o & San TT PUPPY DYSse® © 3 kd 2 2333 223337 8383323888333 gaspapssss . =] a 0 -- =o £ ] ss gr I ao BE mo 88 eT gags SPP ITT LS 33383388 Sie SER8a5kER O00 NU Brg BO 1 = SPuonmtw=to SERpRBnkgl PPPPPPOPY 1.00 p.m, >» = 4.35 p.m. 6.45 p.m, 9.40 p.m, Arr 8.20 p. J10p: 1.30 p marked * are os busses to Whitby Hospital PPPPPOTEPrEes 83383p8g338383 m. 10.45 p.m, 12,00 8 lime SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Being Wess Snpauwms soeituas PPPPETLE gasasss For Now PHONE 22 220 vs Thompsons Drug Store W. J. Sargant O0AL, CORE sad WOOD Bloor 5t. EB. Phone 198 Buy Reliable F wel from a Reliable Firm COAL-COKE- WOOD Waterous Meek Ld