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C. CLEMBNCE, DENTIST, ica ier Andison's Tallor Shop, 19 King St. West. Phone 231, 8. 'TUCKER--DENTIST, OF- fies L18 Hogg end Lytle's store. Phone 94 I . 2 DR. 8. 7. PHILLIPS, -- DENTIST. Oftice over Royal Bank, Phone 859. Residence 306, (4-191) DR. JAMES, DENTIST -- OFFICE over Jy and Lovell's Drug Store. Phone N . 97, : DR, 'TREWIN, DENTIST -- EN- office one door east of trance Detenbeck's Store, : DR. W. 'S. LANGMAID, DENTIST, ffice over « N. Phon Engel's Store, 16 Simcoe eo 1248, © Real Estate For Sale LOTS FOR E -- GREAT BIG, deep oa on save Boulevard. Oheap, with reasonable restrictions. Water, sewer and sidewalk. Apply Russell Perkins, Regent Building, 50 King St. East. Office phone 1232, oe, 403. 46-tt ) : D ST. BE- tween Ofive and Mitchell Ave, Lots 885886 Drew St. 613 Howard St. plan 148. G, H. Stacey, 747 Pierre Ave, Windsor, Ont. Le) ROBT, D, PRESTON {IAS SOME OF the best buys in Orhawa in lots, houses and business property. (77-e) LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Robt D, Preston, King St, Chambers. : ' (77-¢) LOTS ON HILCREST AT $60 RUS- sell Perkins, Regent Building, King East, 'Phones 1232 or 403, b9-tt -----L Medical R. C. B. WILSON, PHYSICIAN bE Surgeon, Union Bank Building, Simcoe St, North, Phone 57. 110-1yr DR. McKAY -- PHYSICIAN, SUR- geon, Accoucher, Office and resi- dence, King St, East, St, Oshawa, Phone 94, corner Victoria For FOR SALE--400 FOUR PASSENGER coupe, only driven 2,000 miles, (ord tire "equipment, ' including spare. First class condition and running or- der. H, G. Hawkings, 410 Masson St. Phone 116-J, 7c Work Wanted WHAT LEAKY ARQUT THAT Roof, we do al Kinds of roof work, Slate, Tile; felt and gravel or shing- les.' 8,'J. Gascoigne, Box 343, Whitby, ' Ont. ' Phone 243. ' Oshawa office, phone 1232; i 66-tf Board and Rooms 1ST CLASS. ROOMING BOARD- ing house. Apply 14 Bon Put W. or Phone 424m. : 8b TO RENT -- A LARGE, BRIGHT front bedroom, furnished, central and use 'of phone. Apply 221% Simeoe Street South, 3rd floor, 78-¢ BOARD AND ROOM WANTED Young couple, lady willing to help with housework, Apply Box "V" Reformer, 79-5 Articles For Sale FOR SALE--LOFT,k OF TWENTY homers, Lot or separate. Apply Secretary Hamilton Homing Club. King West, Hamilton, 78-1 APPLE BARRELS--ANY QUANTITY O'Regan's Cooperage, Prince Street, 9% FOR BALE--MeLAUGHLIN MODEL 35, fully equipped, with new spare tive, in excellent running order, only DR. L. J. SEBERT, 73 BLOOR ST., East, Toronto, will be at Jury & Lovell's Drug Store each Saturday ,m, for consulte- the aye, 12-1yr from 11 a.m, to 4 tion in disease of used about four months, Apply W, H, James, 58 Aberdeen St. Phone 1071-J, 77-¢ Houses For Sale DR. D. B. NEELY, FAR, NOSE AND Throat. Diseases of chiliren, Office over -Dominfon Bank, Telephone 1155. Hours 11--1; 5--6: 5--9; Satur- days 2--5; 7--9; or by appointment, 45-6mos every convenience, tion, good garden. Apply 13 Ritson Road South. 78-b FOR SALE--SIX ROOMED HOUSE, sun room and bath, all conveniences, hardwood floors downstairs, Price excellent loca- 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 bit nose, throat and ear. reasonable, Phone 1027-J, Oshawa Junction, 74-8 FOR SALE -- THREE-ROOMED house, small outlay, make good begin- ning, can be built onto any time. Butt, 38 Simcoe North, 77-¢ TO FLORISTS, MARKET GARDEN. ers and hardware men--We have a quantity of seconds drain tile for sale, sizes 3 in, 3% in, 4 in, and 3 in, Apply Box "C", Reformer. 78.) FOR SALE -- DAVENPORT, FUM. ed oak finish upholstered in brown leatherette. Gordon, Queen's Apart ment, Phone 1138w, 7) FOR SALE--USED CANADA PIANO, oak case, good condition, a bargain at $195, Stalter's Music Store, 23 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, 45-1 SWEET CIDER -- MADE FROM good sound apples, Any quantity, Phone 908 'r 24. (86-t.1,) WHEN HOUSE CLEANING, CHEER up the home with a change in fur- niture. We buy, sell and exchange used furniture. Highest cash price FOR SALE--SMALL TWO ROOMED 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. house and three lots. Owner going west and must sell, Located West- mount, $1,000 cash, Land alone is worth this. See Roht. D. Preston, HOUSE FOR SALRE--i ROOMS, ALL conveniences. Pdssession at once, Apply 173 Celina Street. 79-b Legal \ Situations Wanted JOSEPH P, MANGAN, B.A --BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Con. ce 14% King St. East, Oshawa, Phone 4405, veyancer, Money to loan. D. A. J. SWANSON--BARRISTER, Solictor, Notary Public, Conveyan- eer, etc, Afl branches of Civil and inal Law. Loans arranged. Of- , King St. Chambers (Formerly |' Oshawa House) King St. West, Osh-| ~~ ped Phones, Office 940; Residence A YOUNG GIRL OF 1% YEARS High School Education wishes a job as clerk in a Grocery or Book store. Very neat. Reply to Box "D" Re- former Office. (77-2) WANTED--TO BUY HAND PICKED winter and fall apples by the barrel or otherwise. Apply Russel Perkins, 151 Park Road N. Phone 403 7i-tt Help Wanted--Male WAKE MONEY AT HOME -- $16 TO N & risters, Conveyancers, N lie, ete. Office over Stan CREIGHTON--BAR- ries Pub- rd Bank, entrance Simcoe St.; Phone 13. J. ¥ Grierson, B.A, T, K. Creighton, B. $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showeards for us. No can- We instruct and supply yom with work. West-Angus Showeard Service, 23 Colborne Bldg. Toronto. 83-40 G. D. CONANT, B.A, LL.B--BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, ete. Office (entrance) 7% Simeoe South, Oshawa. Loans arranged on mortgages, conveyancing and gen- eral practice. Phone 63, St, To Rent TO LET -- FURNISHED ROOM with or without board, | Apply 262 Ritson Road 5. irc FOR RENT--FURNISHED OFFICE in Bradley Building, or will sell fur- niture and on monthly payments to H. E. MORPHY, B.A.--BARRISTER, Solicitor, Notary Public, ete. Office South, Oshawa. 11% Simeoe St. Phones--Office 210, Res. 160. party taking office. Suite 4, Bradley Bldg. 4,-tf HALL TO RENT -- HARDWOOD floor--heat light. Size 27x73. Al- Chi " terations to suit temant. Apply to H. Engel. 47-t1. TO RENT--TWO UNFURNISHED IF YOU ARE SICK, TAKE CHIRO- practic Spinal Adjustments and get well. Examinatioly free at office. Dr. 8. M. Jones, 86 Simeoe St. North. Surveyors rooms situated near General Motors. Possession immediately. Apply 312 Ritson Rd. N. (75-79-81) TO RENT--ROOMS WITH USE OF kitchen, to refined couple without children. Box "U", Reformer. 79-¢ M. M. GIBSON--ONTARIO AND DO- minion Land Survey and Civic En- gineers, Whitby. Phone 231. Suc- cessor to late W. E. Yarnold, of Port Perry. 73-41 Jamieson Bros., Pro- 11-41 TO RENT-- TWO UNFURNISHED rooms situated near General Motors Possession immediately. Apply 312 Ritson Rd. N. (75-78-81) Hardwood For Sale HARDWOOD, CUT, $15 PER CORD; softwood, cut, $13 per cord. Frank Plaza, 361 Ritson Road. 70-1mo Rooms Wanted WANTED-TWO OR MORE FUR- nished rooms for lignt housekeep- ing, by November Isi. Apply Box "H"", Reformer. 790 @ Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT -- A SMALL house or flat, centraliy located, by voumg couple. Phone 947-W. 79-a - I emma ACCOUNTS RENDERED AND @OL- ections made; books dieton, Accountant, Auditor, ete. 52% Simcoe St. North. 'Lumber |paid for good - second hand furni- (ture, DN. Dime, 56 King Street West, | Phone 271. 75-2mos FOR SALE--KITCHEN RANGE, IN first class condition. Will sell cheap. | Apply 213 Verdun Road. 77-c FOR SALE--WINTER APPLES, DE- livered by the barrel -- Tolman | Sweets, Baxters, Starks, Ontarios, Baldwins, T. E. Edmondson, Cour- tice. Phone 180-r-2&5. 7-e FOR SALE--1 DRESSER, 1 WABH | stand, 1 sideboard, in good coudition. | Apply 557 Cubert Street. 78-b FOR SALE -- SHETLAND PONY, harness and buggy. Pony is very quiet, a child's pet, everything guar- anteed, and in first class condition. Apply Thos. Henderson, 64 Elgin St., | Oshawa. 78-b | FOR SALE--COLLECTION OF CUD- | rios, quaint shawls, ete. Box "F", | Reformer, © 78-¢ | SNAP $30 BUYS MAHOGANY | cabinet phonograph, in good -gondi- | tion, 257 rt Street, Phone 1273). 78¢ FOR BALE -- EXTRA FINE IVORY wicker baby carriage in splendid con- | dition, only used a few months, 462 | Simcoe, N. 8h TWO IRON FOLDING BEDS WITH mattresses, baby buggy, wringer and tub stand, lawn mower, garden hose, kitchen rocker, kitchen cabinet, go- cart, pails, ete. A. R. Alloway, West- mount. Phone 395. 17-¢ CANARIES -- A FEW REAL GOOD | singers, for sale. Also hens, reason | able price. Mrs. Meredith 119 Rit- {son Rd. S. 17 FOR SALP--17 WHITE LEGHORNS, 1 cockerél' 6 Brown Leghorns. Ap- ply P.O. Box 114. 790 FOR SALE--ABOUT 100 CEDAR fence posts. 331 Centre Street. 79 FOR SALE--FINDLAY BROS. UNI- versal range, with waterfront aad reservoir. 331 Centre Street. 70-c FOR SALE--3 NEW MILCH COWS and 4 springers, all young and first class stock. Apply Lyman Gifford, Westmount. Phone 266. 790 FOR SALE--WALNUT CASE BER- lin organ, 6 octave. Reasonable price. 200 Bond St. E. 79-¢ FOR SALE--1 QUEBEC HEATEE, 1 sideboard, 1 single bed. Apply 256 Burk St. 79h FOR SALE WHITE BABY CAR. riage with blue trimmings, in good condition. Apply 335 Mary St. 79.¢ FOR SALE -- CREAM WICKER baby carriage, excellent condition. Apply 410 King St. E. 79a FOR SALE -- HAPPY THOUGHT range, first class condition. Apply 282 Jarvis St. 79-c M. HENNICK, SECOND HAND, 442 the able, four dining room sis, bedroom sets, clothes, men's and women's. Phone 1175. © a Agents Wanted ATTENTION--OUR AGENTS ARE tf | doing double the amount of business fof any other agent because our prices LUMBER--WE HAVE ROUGH AND dressed lumber. croft, Whitby Lumber and Wood- Yard, Whitby. Ont. 69-41 LUMBER FOR SALE -- 10 M. FT. Man. siding. Phone 1027j. Oshawa Junction. > (14g) -------------- DODD KIDNEY PILLS and the public have con- Can- . Highest commissions. Best service. Greatest facilities. Samples free. British Canadian, 122 Rich- mond West, Toronto. AGENT WANTED---TO HANDLE canvas goods, rope, etc., including a world famous waterproof canvas for motor, and wagon covers, ete Christmas Cards known all over ada. OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1922 © PAGE FIVE orld ey Team Likely i This Season Several New Plover sor Othe As Well As Other District Towns ll JHow does the hockey situation look in Oshawa this year Accord- ing to the enthusiastic followers of the winter's most popular pastime, Oshawa will be back stronger than ever in O.H.A, circles, both in jun- for and intermediate series. Last year the intermediates made a cred- itable showing but there was very little material from which to select a first class sexette, However, this year it is expected there will be a larger number of players turn out when the time comes, During the last two seasons keen rivalry has sprung up between Osh- awa and Port Hope, the latter team eliminating the locals on both oc: | easlons. Port Hope will present a stronger lme-up than usual owing one or two Belleville players and other newcomers, Tho Oshawa team will also trot out gme or two new ones. Sammy Lowe, who starred at left for Port Hope, is back in Osh- awa again ready to answer the call while Wildbur, the star of last year's Cobourg juniors, is eligible for in- termediate company, Another merly of Campbeliford. ers, all of whom are valuable jnen, last year. With such prospects ahead the 'present time, It is understood come the as there has been in the past. Practically every team than has beem seen for several years, Whitby used a. number of juniors last year, who showed a world of speed but the lack of expe- rience prevented them from figuring in the district title. They may be counted upon to have an aggrega- tion worth while, Bowmanville are out for the group championship, being able to draw from lgst year's jublors and Lloyd Chambers, a member of the Lind- say Midgets for two or three years, who pitphes for 'the Hosiery Town's Central gue ball team, will be a tower of strength to their roster. Altogether the teams which will compete in this seetion will be so much stronger that the winners will have to fight every inch of the way. Oshawa has boasted of having teams of championship calibre and on several occasions the Ontario honors have been fost by the narrow- est of margins. While a champion ship is not everything, it is the de- sire of every team to gain such a dis tinetion and local fansiyare hoping to see an Oshawa sexeite go a long way in the race for the O.H.A. title. Whitby Amateu Elects New 'Officers The fourth annual meeting of the Whitby Amateur Athletic Associa- tion was held Wednesday evening when officers were elected for the ensuing year and the future policy of the Association decided. The mew officers are: . Honorary Presidents--Col. J. E. Farewell, K.C., Fred Hatch, Sheriff Paxton, and F. D. Maundrell. President--J. M. Hicks. Vice-President--Francis McIntyre. Secretary--H. L. Taylor. Treasurer--G. P. Lynd. Asst. Treas.--E. M. Brown. It was decided that the association should continue its activities in con- nection with the minstrel show. The same committee as last year (with one or two changes) was re-appoint- ed for this season, and it was em- powered to make all dates and neces- sary arrangements for the show. It is expected that Messrs. G. P. Lynd and J. M. Short will again take con- trol this year. The association de- creed that anyone taking part in any of the association's activities must be a member of the W.A A A. Hockey Prospects The question of hockey for the CGE. will clash with St. Aldan's of Toronto im am imtermed- displayed in the C.O.B.L. - "Lef- * McElroy who twirled for Lind- to thelr forces being strengthened hy | "Cannonball" Scott Te Pitching To-day Manager "Nip" Dwan of Hillcrests, announced last night that '"'Cannon- ball" Scott would pitch against Belleville this afternoon. The To- ronto Telegram last night sizes up the T.A.B.A. champions' prospects as follows: "Hillcrests go to Pefer- boro tomorrow and Manager "Nip"' Dwan and the entire team are con- fident of handing Belleville a beat- ing and thus stepping into the Oun- tario senior final against Galt, Hill crests have the edge tomorrow if there is any. This Indian lad, Wil- liams, had a hard nine innings on Wednesday, and if he subdues the Toronto champions tomorrow must be 'credited as a real iron man, On the other hand, Ed, Scott will he fresh to step in there, the two in- nings he pitched at Bolleville doing no harm, And with Art. Lancaster back at second---or perhaps third-- the Hillcrest infield will be stronger, Batstone, of course, will be playing Rughy with Queen's, and Conacher will be with Argos. Manager Dwan may send Lancaster tc third, Lang to second and Bert Irwin to the out- field. The team will go down tomor- row morning and will be accompa- nied by a crowd of supporters." Sporting Paragraphs "Teddy" Gallagher, who twirled for the Oshawa Central League team this player new to loeal fans is Kerr, for-| past sunimer, has returned to King- These play- ston, where he will remain until next | February. will fit in very micely with those of onto Leafs and go south with them {on their training trip. much enthusiasm is being shown at|lagher mot make good with the big |show, he will possibly go to one of that am organization meeting will| M.O. clubs. be held earlier than usual to ever. | difficulties encountered | last year. There will be no delay ii | was always sweet, but never entering two teams in the O.H.A.|gyweet as on Wednesday afternoon' | when the fighting Grand Trunk squ~d in this| who are putting the Quinte city on group will present stronger lMne-upsithe baseball map in capital letters He will then join the Tor- Should Gal- Belleville Intelligencer:--Revenge 80 by the way, trounced the widely known and sky high boosted, Queen City Pets, also known as Hillcrests, by the close score of 9-8, at the ball park here. The "carnage" talk of Toronto sport sheets and the refer- ence to the Trunks as weaklings at the bat, and "deceivers'" began to grate upon the sensitive mind of the locals, and they took it out of "Nip" Dwan's pets Wednesday, and now feel square with the old world again. Belleville ©Ontario:--Athol Gow, sporting writer of the Toronto Daily Star had to admit that Williams is a lovely pitcher. And Jackie has turned in better games than Wed- nesday this season. Oh, boy! when those three runs were hung up in the seventh and four more in the eighth, it set the fans to howling. It sure was a grand and glorious feeling. Peeney Mills' mighty swat to the score board would have been good for a circuit had not ground rules been necessary. Close to four thousand fans filled the bleachers, grand stand and completely encirel ed the out-field. Port Hope Gaide:--Death land taxes are sure. According to the late Sir John McDonald, the two un- certainties were a horse race and an election, but after Wednesday's game at Belleville, we insist upon adding baseball to the latter cate- gory. Last Saturday at Toronto the Hillcrests simply played tag with Belleville and scored almost at will. The final tally was 18 to 2 and no person expected that Belleville had the slightest chamce of victory at their home grounds. But big chief Williams gathered in the scalps, Wednesday afternoon and sent Hill- crests home with the short end of the score, despite the best efforts of the wistors' two pitchers, Lancaster and Scott. Eatries have closed for the inter- scholastic series of the O.R.F.U. Convenors have been appointed and requested to hold meetings to draw up the schedules. The local group will be compesed of Belleville C.I., Lindsay C.I., Oshawa High School and Peterboro C.I. The convenor is J. G. Althouse of Oshawa. Peterboro Examiner:--The big- gest diamond battle of the year will be staged at Riverside Park this af- ternoon when the famous Toronto Hillcpests will clash with Belleville in the third game of the series, with the Central Ontario League winners. Belleville after losing the first game 18 to 2, turned the tables on the Hillcrests winning 9-8. Peterbor- Wireless Quickly Brings Scores of The World's Series Through the courtesy of Mr, Char- les Bowra, of the Electric Shop, Sim- coe Street North, The Reformer has been enabled to give the, complete scores of the world's series baseball games to date between the New York Giants and Yankees. In Thursday's edition of The Reformer, the story of the game up to the end of the fifth innings together with the final result, appeared on the front page, it having been received by radio di- rect from Buffalo. This service was much appreciated by Reformer read- ers as the paper carried an account of the game and was on the street by five o'clock, twe hours ahead of the Toronto papers. Yesterday the scores were bullet- ined at the end of every innings and the final score was received at four o'clock, This service will be continued until the conclusion of the series while the Belleville-Hillcrest results will be bulletined regularly, a special service having been arrang- ed. The interest shown in the Belle- ville Hillcrest play-off and the world's series has been intense, large num- bers watching the scores as they were marked on the bulletin board while hundreds of telephone calls have heen received. Baseball is certainly living up to its reputation of being the most popular summer sport in America, Intermediate Ball og oye League a Possibility It is possible that next year an In- termediate Baseball League affiliated Ontario Ladies' Basketball Ass'n Is Again Active Suggested That Oshawa Should Enter a Team This Winter The Ladies' Ontario Basketball Association, which was organized two years ago, is at the threshold of its third season and, with the hopes of broadening out hy adding more teams and districts throughout the province, President Carrie M. Blackwell is seeking co-operation of prospective teams, Oshawa has never heen represent- ed by a ladies' team in any Provin- cial 'association and a good: oppor- tunity is being presented by the L. 0.B.A., in inviting teams from all sections of the Province to enter. Peterboro and several other cities have done so and Oshawa could fol- low in their step. Four teams comprised the asso- ciation in its first year. One team represented Hamilton, one Toronto and the same at Stratford and London and twice that number were affiliated last season, - Two groups were formed, consisting of the eastern district, with . Peter boro, Toronto, St. Catharines and Guelph affiliated. The western group included teams from Strat- ford, Woodstock, St. Thomas and London, Toronto and London Shamrocks, group winners, met in the finals and the Shamrocks won the cham- pionship for the second consecn- with the O.B.A.A., may be organized in this district in which Orono, Bow- manville, Whitby and Oshawa would be represented. The question of in- termediate baseball has been suggest- ed before but it is more than likely | that steps will be taken soon to or- ganize a league. Intermediate base ball would be a valuable feeder for | the Central Ontario League and | would tend to raise the standard of | baseball in this district. While Or- ono and Whithy cannot turn out teams of senior calibre, they lave lots of material for an intermediate | series. | District Tankard Games To Be Played Here This Season Ontario Tankard and District Cup competition groupings for the 1922- | 23 season have been announced by Secretary G. 8. Pearcy of the Ontario Curling Association. There are six-| teem Tankard and twelve District Cup groups. In the Tankard series, Oshawa is in group No. 2 with Cobourg, Col-| borne and Port Hope and will play | in Oshawa. The umpire will be T. H. McMurty, Oshawa. In the Dis- trict Cup competition Oshawa is in group No. 3 with Belleville, Camp- beliford, Cobourg, Colborne, Picton | and Port Hope. The games will be played at Cobourg and the »mpire will be J. W. Bickle. ough was lucky enough to get the play-off. Or perhaps it is more truthful to say that Jake Solomon and Ward Patterson put up such a battle on behalf of the city that Pet- erborough was selected as the cale for the final event. FIRE ALARM BOXES 2--Four Corners. 3--McLaughlin's. 4--Pedlar's. 5--Canning Factory. 6--Schofield Woollen Company. 7--Fittings, Ltd. 8--Division and King Streets. 12--Albert Street School. 14--Convent, Brock and Simcoe Sts. 15--Ontario Malleable Iron Co. 16--High School. 17--Hospital. p 18--Bishop Bethune College. p-- Plumbing, Heating and Repairs Boiler Room Repairs a Specialty J. S. DICK At Purdy Cos Premises 82 Simcoe St. §. ESTIMATES GIVEN Phone 942 Res. 360) Ttive time and a third victory is necessary to permanently possess the Lady Beck trophy. Only one team, a one, is all that can be entered frou any one town or city. Prospective entries can be made with President Carrie M. Blackwell, c.0., Free Press London, The date of the annual meeting of the L.O.B.A., will be announc- ed shortly, RAILWAY TIME TABLES G.T.R.-C.N.R., Oshawa Junction Going east: 8.23 a.m. daily; 10.24 a.m. daily; 1.09 p.m. daily except Sunday; 2.50 p.m. daily except Sun- day; 6.54 p.m. daily except Sunday; 9.40 p.m. daily; 11.59 p.m. daily, stops only to take on passengers for Montreal and, beyond; 12.15 a.m. daily. Going west: 4.44 am. daily; am. daily; 6.24 am. daily; 10.26 a.m. daily except Sunday; 2.22 p.m. daily except Sunday; 4.41 p.m. daily 7.29 p.m. daily except Sunday; 8.45 p.m. daily. C.N.R., North Oshawa Station Going west: 8.35 a.m. daily except Sunday. Going east: Sunday. Canadian Pacific Railway Going east: 10.01 daily; 2.28 p.m. daily except Sunday; 9.49 p.m. daily except Sunday; 12.03 a.m. daily. Going west: 6.05 a.m. daily; 8.40 a.m. daily except Sunday; 4.53 p.m. daily; 8.04 p.m. daily except Sunday. representative 5.58 7.156 p.m. daily except lo- | 88 When We Test Eyes IT IS DONE PROPERLY JURY & LOVELL, Led | Phone 28 Phone 1101 ING ROQF ARE Amt Lament rr MODs ne we 5 ~ AS Ans WAC WOn Far Sasments