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OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, DR, T. ¢. CLEMENCE, DENTIST, Office over Andison's. Tailor. Shop, 19 King St. West... Phone 231. DR. T, 8, TUCKER --DENTIST, OF- fice over Hogg and Lytle's stors, Phone 948, 1-yr, DR. 8. J, PHILLIPS -- DENTIST: Office over Kyle's Grocery Store. Phone 959, 4-1yv; DR. JAMES, DENTIST -- OFFICE over Jury and. Lovells Drug. Store. Phone Ne. 97, DR, TREWIN, DENTIST -- EN- trance to office one door cast of Detenbeck's Store, DR. W. J. LANGMAID, DENTIST, Office over Engel's Ste, 16 Simcoe St. N. Phone 1343, : Medical DR. C. B. WILSON, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Unien Bank Building, Simeoe St, North, Phone 57. 119-1yr DR. McKAY » PHYSICIAN, SUR- geon,) Accoucher, Office and resi- dence, King St, East, corner Victoria St., Oshawa. ' Phone 94, DR. L. J, SEBERT, 73 BLOOR S8T,, Eagt, Toronto, will be at Jury & Loyell's Drug Store each Saturday from .11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for consulta- tion in disease of the oye, > 12-lyr DR, D, B. NEELY, BEAR, NOSE AND Throat. Diseases of children. Office over Dominfon Bank. 5 clopliane 1155. Hours 11--1; 5--6: ; Satur- ~. 48Y8 2--5; 7--9; or by Bim Bin 45-6mos DR, A. A, HALLIDAY, 143 COL- lege Street, Toronto, will he at Jury & Lovell's Drug Store first and third Friday each month from 2.30 to 4 for consultation in diseases of the nose, throat and ear. 134-t1 DR. F, T. BRYANS, OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his office over Miller's Arcade each Sat- urday, from 1 till. 4 p.m. for consul- talion and treatment of diseases of ear, nose and throat only. BERT C. TRENEER, A.T.C.M., organist and choir master of King St, Methodist Church, is prepared to accept a limited number of pupils in Pianoforte, Voice Culture and Pipe Organ. For terms, etc., apply on Saturdays at King St. Methbdist' Church, or Phone §07J. (65-t.1.) FOR SALE--BABY'S SULKY WHITH wicker, nearly new. 24 William St, East, 66-c FOR SALE -- HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture consisting of kitchen table chairs, rugs and a 4 burner gas stove with two ovens, Will gell thea. Apily 214 Division St. FOR SALE--USED CANADA Fa oak case, good condition, a bargain at $250, Stalter's Music Store, 23 Simcoe St, N,, Oshawa, 45-1 metal toy novelties, price for quick sale, Reasonable 311 Mary St, (66-c) FOR SALE--POMHERANIAN MALE (Wolfe 'Sable) 8 months, Registered Shap. Also Orange Shaded female months, Pedigreed, $40 the two, iy 4 Lansdowne St. Peter- boro, 63-¢ SWEET CIDER -- MADE FROM good. sound apples, Any quantity, Phone 908 r 24, (66-t.1,) FOR SALE--BABY'S WHITE BAS- ket buggy. Apply 401 Olive Ave, : (66-h) FOR SALES~A COOK STOVE, burns both wood and coal, "also coal oil heater, Apply 207 Verdun Rd. 4 FOR SALE--1 SIDEBOARD, 1 Dresser, 1. Washstand, 1 Carpet 1 Sewing Machine, Pearl St. 189 ' 67a Apply for sale, five years old. Apply 8 Apnig. §t., Cedar Dale. 67¢ FOR SALE--3 HANGING AND 1 Aladdin lamp, 1 three-burner- Oil Stove, 1 drop-leaf Table, 1 Sofa, 1 Iron Bed, A. and J. J. Scolt; 383 Aberdeen § St. 67c - Fam Wanted WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWN- er having farm for sale; give par- ticulars and lowest price. John J. Black, Canada Street, Falls, Wisconsin, Sept, 9-16-23 Real Estate For Sale SOLID BRICK HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS in Whitby -- All conveniences, on one of the main streets. Large lot, mice lawn and shade trees, considerable fruit, owner is anxious to sell and the property is prieed right. Apply to Ed. Bowman, Whitby. Phone 275W. 66-c Legal JOSEPH P. MANGAN, B.A.--BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Con- veyahcer. Money to loan. Office 14% King St. East, Oshawa. Phone D. A. J. SWANSON--BARRISTER, Solictor, Notary Public, Conveyan- cer, etc. All branches of Civil and Criminal Law. Loans arranged. Of- fice, King St. Chambers (Formerly Oshawa House) King St. West, Osh- avi. Phones, Office 940; Residemce 6194, GRIERSON & CREIGHTON---BAR- risters, Conveyaneers, Notaries Pub- lic, ete, Office over Standard Bank, entrance Simcoe St.; Phone 13. J. E Stiorson, B.A., T. K. Creighton, G. D. CONANT, B.A, LL.B.--BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc. Office (entrance) 7% Simope St., South, Oshawa. Loans arranged on mortgages, conveyancing and gen- eral practice. Phone 63, ; H. E. MORPHY, B.A.--BARRISTER, Solicitor, Notary Publie, ete. Office 11% Simcoe St. South, Oshawa, Phones--Office 210, Res. 160. Chi " IF YOU ARE SICK, TAKE CHIRO- practic Spinal Adjustments and get well. Examinatiol§ free at office. Dr. S. M, Jones, 86 Simcoe St. North. Surveyors M. M. GIBSON--ONTARIO AND DO- minjon Land Surveyors and Civic En- gineers, Whitby. Phone 231. Suc- cessor to late W. E. Yarnold, of Port Perry. 73-t1 Undertakers & Embalmers LUKE. BURIAL CO. -- FUNERAL directors, embalmers, private am- bulance; morgue and chapel in con- nection; picture framing; 11 Simcoe St. South. Phone 210. Residence 19 Division St. 26-1yr "Tire Repairing ALL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRS AT Ideal Tire Repair Shop, over Oshawa Sales & Service, 99 Simcoe St. South. Tires for sale. Jamieson Bros., Pro- prietors. Phone 1162. 11-42 FURNITORE Soo RE STORED -- IN ( CLEAN dry building. Also storage for ir Putidine phone 5524, might 552w. North. son Road Ni Patents RTIOOT AD a S KENT Bldg., Yonge Street, Toronto, Regis- Tit. 91-4£ tered Patent Alorpeys. Send for| free booklet. 5.000 FT. mbes LUMBER, $25 thousand, . . {ply 28 Simcoe St. South 2 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE -- On Church Street, . Apply to 217 Church Street. 66-c SPECIAL -- $6200 WILL BUY A lovely modern 7 room brick, with hard wood floors upstairs and down, elec- tric range, electric heater in bath- room, expensive electric fixtures and nicely decorated throughout. Oshawa Real Estate Sales Co., East. Phone 793. LOTS FOR SALE -- GREAT BIG, deep lots on the Oshawa Boulevard. Cheap, with reasonable restrictions. Water, sewer and sidewalk. Apply Russell Perkins, Regent Building, 50 King St. East. Office phone 1232. Residence, 403. 46-t LOTS ON HILCREST AT $50 RUS- sell Perkins, Regent Building, King East. Phones 1232 or 403. 59-tf FOUR SALE--BUILDING LOT. 40X 133, between Mary and Division Sts, on Alice St. Terms reasonable. Ap- ply 214 Division St. ' (66-c) Work Wanted LATHING AND SHINGLING. WORK done by job or piece. Estimates given. Apply 13% King St. W. a ; i 53-2mo | YOUNG MAN, THREE YEARS EX- keeping, typewriting, filing, cashier. Open for engagements Sept. 20 or Oct. 1st. Desires permanent position. Box 601 Carleton Place, Ont. 61f WHAT ABOUT THAT LEAKY Slate, Tile, felt and gravel or shing- les. 8. J. Gascoigne, Box 343, Whitby, Ont., Phone 243. (66-t.1.) ALL MAKES OF GRAMOPHONBS and Reproducgrs wepaired, main springs, etc., expert work. W. don, 74 Centre St. Phone 296. 67-70-73-76 PIANO LESSONS . Miss . Bambridge has returned from her vacation and will resume teaching piano at the home of Mrs. A. F. Hind, 121 Simcoe St. S., on Monday, Sept. 11th. 67a SALESWOMAN REQUIRES POSI- tion in grocery or dry goods store, had good business experience. Write Box = Reformer. 67a » Notice _ OWING TO NECESSARY RIFPAIRS the Electric Service will te cut off Sunday, Sept. 19th, 1922, from 5 #10 6.30 ami.' 4 67a ag ht Ca] Sele FOR CHEVESLEY, Apply 38 Bond St. E. FOR SALE --McLAUGHLIN ove ing seven passenger, tires good as new, two spares. Engine equipped with tire pump. Car is in first class condition and is real snap for some- one. Owner needs cash. Apply after 6. 539"King St. E.. TY 63d House or flat with conveniences. Ap- 65-1 ow thd Fy SE STE SR 4 in re Bows dw wm We meed MEN who will visualize with us the Op- portunity to Serve in a use- ¥ul capacity, and whe will welcome BIG PAY and PRO- MOTION jin a large Internat- FOR SALE--OUTFIT FOR MAKING | 67h, Rug, 1 Tedder, 1 Washing Machine, | GOOD GENERAL PURPOSE HORSE. Chippawa == | FOR SALE--- 61 King St. | 66-b | Roof, we do all kinds of roof work. | Gor-! FOR RENT--FURNISHED OFFICE in Bradley Building, or will sell fur: niture and on monthly payments to Bae, taking office, Suite 4, Bradley Bldg. TO RENT -- FURNISHED FRONT bedroom suitable for two, all conven: fences and central. Apply 178 Albert 8t., Phene 731W, 66-c AALL TO RENT -- HARDWOOD floor----heat light, Size 27x73. Al- terations to suit temant. Apply to H. Engel. . ro 4TetE, WANTED TO RENT--AN APART- ment or cottage by young married couple, on or about Oet, 1st, General Moters vicinity, Apply Box Al (66-b) WANTED TO RENT -- SMALL farm, possession this fall, Full par- tienlars to Box "U" Reformer, 65-¢ ished house or apartment, Oshawa or Whitby, by October first. Apply Box HO. "0," " Reformer, (66- bh) = Board and 'Rooms. WANTED -- BY YOUNG "COUPLE two or. three rooms, furnished or un¢ furnished, suitable for light keeping. Near General Motors prefer: red. Apply Box "M" Reformer. 66-c couple for winter family preferred, Apply Box y (66-h) BED-SITTING ROOM WANTED-- by young lady. Box "V." Reforier. (66-1) young married months, Private General Motors vicinity, 8." I -- MONTH. Also hanging sale. Apply 16 Robinson St., C.D. WANTED AT ONCE room, furnished, fairly close Four Corners. Privacy desired. pr, _Reformer. _-- Houses For Sale FOR SALE OR RENT--6 ROOMED house, Apply 191 Ritson Rd., 8. | (665-¢) SIX ROOMED FRAME house with a large pantry and cellar. Electric lights and water. Side drive. Lot 54x262. Apply Mr. R. Wiggaus, 185 Tollege Ave., South Oshawa (66 Cc) Jk, J » v electric lights, 'acre of land, 28 fruit trees. $3,000. Apply 201 Ver- dun Road. (66-c) Real Estate For Sale $3800 will buy an 8 room dwelling with all conveniences, on a paved street. Plenty of room on lot for another house. $4750 will buy a six room modern house with hardwood floors downstairs. Terms recascnable. all conveniences, street close in. on a paved lots and farms, Oshawa Real Estate Sales Co. | King ' East--Phone 793. A. iLycett, Phone 625. J. C. { Phone 909J. ] 61} C. '| "Help Wanted--Male MAKE MONEY AT HOME -- $156 TO writing showcards for us, No can: | vassing. We instruct and supply you | with work. West-Angus Showcard | Bervice, 23 Colborne Bldg. Teronto. Help Wanted--Female {WANTED A STENOGRAPHER. | {Apply Commercial Dept. Bell Tele- (phone Co., Oshawa, ply Box "G" Reformer. WANTED AT ONCE afternoons. 66h -- CLERK FOR Apply Woolworth's store. = 66h WANTED--WOMAN FOUR DAYS A week for general housework. Apply to Mrs. A. G. Storie, 370 Simcoe St., South. (64) WANTED--WARD M MAID FOR ( OSH- awa General Hospital. Apply Supt. (65-1) WANTED--A GENERAL SERVANT. Apply Dr. Hoig's residence, 245 Sim- coe St. N. (66- -a) WANTED--A GIRL TO COME IN by the day to assist in general house work. Apply 266 King St. W. Phone 75. (66-a) WANTED A CAPABLE WOMAN for a day and a half each week. Apply Mrs. S. J. Storie, 88 Drew St. 1 STL WANTED Mortgage Joams om First. Class Security We solicit enquiries from parties with funds to invest in well secured first 'mortgages on cemtrally located Oshawa properties and farms in the ding Y. Properties shown and Mortgages arranged with- out expense to the investor. Good rates of interest. Eagquire Grierson & isightop, solicitors, over Stand- ard Bank 86) house WANTED-"ROOM AND BOARD BY lamp for 67a "LARGE to Box 67a $6500 will buy a 6 room brick with We have many mor: houses also Young, ! (H6-¢) | $60 paid weekly for your spare time| 334.1. 66-t.1. | perience, general office work, book- WANTED -- GROCERY CLERK. Ap-! this problem the Empire: Shows Are Bringing Variéty of - Good Attractions Active preparggions are under way for the coming of the Great Empire Show which will' furnish the mid- way attractions for the Oshawa Fair. Some very pleasing tributes in con- nection with the high quality of the midway have been received from rep- resentative Ontario Newspapers and augur well for thé Great Empire Shows, A brilliant and colorful mia- way featuring a variety of clean and amusing side shows will he offered and In addition there will he a mam- onth three abreast merry-go-round, ferris wheel and whip, Among the side show tented attrac- tions will be a picturesque Hawai- fan Village, Captain Terps' spectac- ular Dog and Pony Circus, Smith's r | Splendid Ten In One Show, Spidora, Five In One and the mystifying illus- ion show of sawing a woman in half, There will be most of the other pleas- ing features, which will add bril- lance and color to the Great Empire Shows as well as making it a dis- tinctive added attraction to the Osh- awa Fair. The local Fair committee is exerting every effort to insure the fullest success of the Pair and favor- ed with clear weather} snappy racing, extensive exhibits, and the extra fea- ture of the Great Empire Shows, cu- pacity throngs should be the rule, oh Barn and Stock of | J. Gibson, Brock Tp., Destroyed by Fire A disastrous fire took place o: the farm of James Gibson, two mile east of Wilfred last week-end, re sulting in a very heavy loss. Mr. Gibson had a fine big barn and threshing operations were o1 when. in some manner the straw stack went up in a flame, supposedl) from the engine. Despite the promp action of the men, they had just tim to rescue the threshing outfit in th barn, and three horses, from th stables. The loss included 17 fa pigs, brood sow, 3 calves, ahout 10' hens, gasoline engine, most of th implements and all the season' crop. Only $2,000 insurance wa carried on the barn and $1,600 o the contents the total of whic! would not replace the fine barn, Mr. Gibson's farm is on the 12t) con. of Brock, in a very fine sectio of the country. Make Money (Continued from pare i) crease in the cost of pumping. water pumped to the G. T. R | ing the month of August cost th | commission only about $50, whic is approximately the monthly cos | tor the G.T.R. water. The rail | way, however, pays $250 for th. | water it consumes. Last mont} there was an increase of about $7( in the cost of pumping as compared with July, part of which was due tc | increased water consumption on ths | part of the town. The water is sold to the railway | at eight and a half cents a thousand | gallons. The check received eacl { month from the railway also help lin reducing the cost of pumpin per gallon. Councillor T. Hawkes complainec | at the same meeting that the nortt {end of the town is handicapped ir its water supply, due to the fact tha' | the town delivers water to the Grand Trunk Railway. In drder to solve water works au thorities plan to shut down on the | yaive which supplies the G. T. R In this way it will reduce the draught om the water mains whicl means that the water supply 'to the north end will hereafter be muc) improved over conditions in thr past and the water tank at the sta- tion will not be filled so rapidly a heretofore. Baby Lee Dies (Continued from page 1) lapse set im amd he passed away about four hours later. The funeral arrangements have not yet bee: completed. "i Philip was born in Oshawa and was am only child, Mr. and Mrs. Lee having lost their first baby at birth in May, 1920. Philip had been sleeping in the front parlor immedi- ately prior to the accident. and Mrs. Lee, contrary to custom, had taken him in his carriage to the kitchen, in order to quiet him, as he had awak ened. Dr. A. E. McKibbon, the fam- ily doctor, attended the child during the day; previous to his death. Police Should Be | Told of Accidents "The worst feature about these ac- cidents is that they are not reported to the police as they should be Th: , dur G. TT. RB. APPOINTMENT A 1 i d by J A. Yates, pd by W. D. Rebb, Rei Poti and gen- eral manager, announces the ap- pointment, effective Sep ist. stated Dr. F. J. Rundle, coroner. in discussing with The Reformer wari- ous accidents which have happened recently in Oshawa, such as the Lec baby's death and the Pollard child's mishap. "Whether a person is re- Treasurer of the Grand Trunk Rail- way System. Mr. Ancrum entered the service (of tae railway as an appremice clerk in the accounting nt thirty-four years ago. He was transferred to the Treasurery De- partment in 1894. In 1904 he was made paymaster of the railway, a position which he filled for ten years, and on Amngust ist. 21914, he! was appointed chief clerk ia the Treasury Department. For the past two years Mr. rum has been assistant to the iréasurer. NEVER DO! DONE BY WOMEN "t is pointed out that women never strike for seniority rights. --Brant- ford Expositor. -- a. Automobiles that are mot self- [starters ave out of date. So are em- ployees.--Kingston Standard. of George F. Ancrum, "as Assistant | pp sible or not for amy accident that may occur he or she should at sop that the governing bodies should take and one that is badly need re ---------- SERVANT PROBLEM Teacher-- Now, boys, can any of you tell me something about Good Friday? Tommy--Yes, ma'am. He was the feller that done the housework for Robinson Crusoe.--Froofs (Pitts- burg. ¥ EE -------- Crawford Peaches Ready The Crawford vanieties of peaches, the best for preserving, ave pow ready. Finest preserving plums will still be ob- tainable Tor a short time. Rartiett pears ave also moving in good quantities. The ' season for this pear is short, so buy dn} he of he e Niagara Pen insula Shy, Ont., stands ork spit I es graded fruit. 1922 Supplemental Exams. N Next Week No matter how many papers of the pass or honor matriculation, the writers may have failed in the de- partmental examinations, regulations this year permit them to try again, The supplentary. examiuations may he written at the University of To- ronto or McMaster Univerpity, in Toronto; Queen's University, King- ston; Western University, London, or any other centre that can gather together enough applicants to pay, in addition to their fees, any addi- tional expense that establishing such a centre might entail. One of these centres will be Whithy where South Ontario pupils may write. The time tahle for these examinations is as follows: Pass or junior MALTA Sept. 11th--Morning, French au- thors; afternoon, French composi- tion, 12th---Morning, geometry; af- ternoon, English composition, 13th ~Morning, Algebra; afternoon, English literature. 14th---Morning, physics or agriculture (first year): afternon, ancient history. 15th-- Morning, chemistry or agriculture (second year); afternoon, British history. 18th---Morning, Latin au- thors; afternoon, Latin composition, 19th--Morning, German authors; af- ternoon, Gkrman composition. 20th --Morning, Greek authors or Spanish authors; afternoon, Greek acecidence or Spanish composition. Honor or senior matriculation-- Sept, 11th---Morning, French au- thors; afternoon, French composi- tion, 12--Morning, Geometry; af- ternoon, English composition. 13th --Morning, algebra; afternoon, Eng- lish literature, 14th/~Morning, phy- sics; afternoon, trigonometry. 15th --Morning, chemistry; afternoon, history. 18th--Morning, Latin au- thors ; afternoon, Latin composi- tion, 19th--Morning, hotany; after- noon, zoology. authors or Spanish authors; noon, Greek accidence or Spanish composition. 21st--Morning, Ger- man authors; afternoon, German composition. ENNISKILLEN Mr. C. Nurse Lillie Smith, Mrs. R. F. Whithy, Downey, Peterboro, and Mrs. E. V. Hoar and Charles, Bethesda, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Mrs. Smith though %9 years of age, Mr. and baby recent ride down Mr. John A. Holgate, Bowmanville, day next. was given on Sunday last by Sepior Primary Class, consisting of recitations by Muriel Moore, Willie Wallace and a reading by Miss Mari- on Orchard; vocal duet by Annie Oke and Doris Griffin. Labor day visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Campbell and family, Osh- awa, at her father's Mr. C. Stewart: Miss Gertrude Oke, Bowmanville at Mr. Wesley Oke's: Miss Winnie Ashton, Toronto, at Mr. E, C. Ash- ton's; Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Wotten, Miss Laverne Griffen, Peterboro, at Mr. W. Griffins; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Slemon and Master John, spent a few days in Toronto last week; Quite, a number from our burg have attended Toronto Exhibi- tion. Rev. G. T. McKenzie visited relatives in Wesern Ontario last week. Mr. and Mrs.. Nathan Byers are visiting in Toronto. Tis the good reader that the good book: but a geod heat not read amiss.-- Emerson. nakes ean- PROPERLY } JURY & LOVELL, Lid § Phone 28 = Phone 1101 20th-- Morning, Greek | after- | W. Smith, Miss Smith and | Mr. | Smith. | will teach the adult bible lesson, Sun-| An interesting missionary program | the! Deaths RICHARD WILLIAM OROUSE =" At half past eight o'clock Thursday morning the death occurred, after a short illness, of Richard William Crouse, who passed away at his home, 95 Queen Street, in his forty- fifth year. Deceased was employed in the Mill Room at the General Motors plant and while he had tak- en sick at noon last Thursday, he worked that afternoon. On Friday however, he was confined to his bed and eath resulted this morning, Mr. Crouse was horn in 1877 in the township of Tycondinega in Hastings County, His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crouse, who sur- vive, have resided for the past five months with Mr, George Crouse, Court Street, Oshawa. The late Mr. Crouse had lived in Oshawa for about fifteen years, coming here from Napance, where in 1900 he married Miss Margaret Elizgheth Bradshaw who survives. her hus- hand. Mr. Crouse leaves seven children, all of whom live at home and are: --Milton, Victor,. Robert, Clarence, Gordon, Ruby and Ray- mond, The late Mr. Crouse was a mem- her of the Christian Church. BE ------ It is easier to keep the wolf from the door than to keep the flies.--Bos- ton Transcript, NOTICE I have purchased the electri- cal business and stock of Mr. W. A. Killoran, 39; Sim- coe Street North, Queen's Block, and am prepared to do anything in the line of electrical contracting. A. W. Bradley Phone 1083 391, Simcoe St. N. is quite smart and enjoyed the motor PAGE FIVE TABLE ETIQU BITE The Teacher--And what do we do with the whale? Bobby--Eat it, The Teacher (sarcastically)--Qh, do we! And what do we do with the bones? Bobby--Put 'em on the edge ot the ;plate.--London Opinion, CUNARD ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSON MONTREAL TO GLASGOW sept, Sept. 6|Nav, 7 -Bloet, Saturnia 2]00ct, Cassandra "'SWONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL Sept. 16j0ct, 16|Nov, 11 Sept. 23|0ct, 2 Oct, 3B. ..iiivi00000s Serer ars Ausonia .. Albania Tyrrhenla MONTREAL TO PLYMOUTY CHERBOURG & LONDON sept, 9]0ct, 1§|Nov, 18 sept. B0[Nov, Dec, 'Halifax to Liverpool, Antonis Andania N.Y. TO QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL sept, 14joet, 12 Sept, Rloct, 2 oct, . *Also sails from Boston Sept, q N.Y.--CHERBOURG & SOUTHAMPTON Sept, 12(0et, 24 sept. 2200ct, sept. 20/Nov, Carmania .. Seythia .. Laconia 3oet, 13 .. 7 Aquitania Berengaria Mauretania N.Y, PLY, 9loct, CHERBOURG & HAMBURG Saxonis caronia | Set. BOSTON---LIVERPOOL--QUEENSTOWN | Be pt. Oct. Tyrrhenia Samaria N.Y. TO GLASGOW (Via Moville) oot. 7 16loct. ti Nov, 14 ,. » | | sept, {Sept Cameronis . Columbia Algeria Tuscania .. Laconia 'thia Na aris caronis . Mauretania -(Cruise) cruise) 1h-- (Cruise) . f0-- Cruise) '.. For rates of pases freight end further | iio oh pre ly to locel agents or | THE ROBERT REFORDCO., Lives GENERAL $0 KING STREET EAST TORONTO, ONT. RADIATOR REPAIRING I am in a position to render good service to all car owners. All work dome at moderate prices Lee Bishop Over Oshawa Sales & Service 99 Simcoe St. §, Phone 1162 Rudiments, Harmony, ELIZABETH R. EMSLEY, A.T.CM. Teacher of Piano and Theory of Music WILL RESUME TEACHING THIS WEEK AT HER STUDIO 143 BROCK ST. E. Students prepargd for examination in the various grades of Piano, Counterpoint, Musical History and Form Come To UsToSave Your Propertay Walk into our office and learn that it is "penny wise and pound foolish" not to have fire insurance protection or not to have sufficient. We offer liberal policies in the leading companies, lowest rates and full exemptions and concessions where possible. Consult us on all fire insurance matters. In- formation gladly furmished. V. A. HENRY INSURANCE 113% Simcoe S. Phone 1198W. When Milady Thinks of Clothes inOshawa and Vicinity than this season. A big showing of Coats, Canton Crepe Dresses Newer wore the Vogues more and Tricotine Presses all ready for your inspection. We meyer before had such a complete stock as we have Don't fail to see our coats and dresses before buying anywhtre olse. It will be to yowr advantage. Coats trimmed with fur collars and cuffs. Regular $35, for $25 Also Coats, special model with Persian lamb collar and cufls, wonth $75, for $45.00 and $49.00 Canton crepe doesses, all up to date, different styles to choose from. Prices range from $22 to $45. You are sure to save from $5 to $15 om any of 'these dresses or coats. We alse have a lange of gricotine dresses. AM range Rilky spies Worth 325, for $17.50, and some wonth $35, No ies Sn BP . 827.95 . $399 Also other articles for sale cheap. Come in and let us show you the goods. Our motto is small profits, quick veturms. We can do it as our overhead expense is small. Deposits taken on any of the above mentioned goods, A cordial welcome jis extended to Exhibition Visitors. Just Try Us. Schwartz Bargain Store