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T * ery i THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1929 PAGE FIVE Stock Market Prices | Marko Bummary by Canndiun Vress " Tovonte and. New York sock Quinations supplied by Bioble, Vorlong and Co, L {iia lenders, Columbian Carbon drop ed wine, Yor Vilm «% to the new ow of IVY und US, ples, Bim mons, Westinghouse wisotrie, Gon eral Blsctria, Weriery Union, Wars ren Brothers, Aled Chemionl, Houthern Hallway, It MW, Macy and {| UH, Vealght fram hives to 4%. § ! Call money renevied ab 4 BE -- I Be lo 137 38, TORO Mlook Br. A, OI 4% Brag, ., BS Con, 2nd 20% Cin, Brg, 40 Awk Cookshfit 421 Ciy, Dry, BO Dis, Heim, 11% Dom, Mir, 24 (hy psum 20% Hr, Wal, 11% Hm, Td, H2 It, Nki, bY It, Vet, #2 Ind, Aleh, 188 Twp, OI 41 Lob, "A 114 Mu, Wr, AON Ma, Vrt, 84 Mt, Pwr, 72 Bia Pe, Hr, on Hhaw, 74% HM, Mnatlon 4414 CHICAGO URAIN Chileago, Doe, 20,=Whest drop: ped early toduy Lo more than 16¢ un highel below prices recently ob tafnalble, With export demand mengre, general bearish sentiment prevailed, und thers wun consider: uhle selling ont of future dellyery holdings In over to stop losses, Opening 1% to Te down wheat later vontinned to fall, Corn, owls and provislons ware relatively standy, with corn slaving 1% sf Bn off to Ye up, and sibser fuently holdlig near to the initial FaNngS, On the downward swing of whast prices, Washington mess shen quoting Vresldent Legge of the Pederal Varm Board ws say Ing that representatives of the organisation are now ahoard pre paring markets attracted a good deal of attention, una Jed to some buying, Advices from various pointy were so at hand indleats ng 8 better demand fiom domens the mills, low. eontinugd 'vi #, 'during he MOVING wid Bt 5 000 wag off Wi to 8.14 basing 'tn former law mark of B40 by 18 wens, The market generally wos lower, Novauda yvegisterad un loss of 46 Lo BH.40 and Buse Metals was down 10 to B06, Wright Hurgreaves dropped six to 1.47, In the unlisted weetion Home ON declined 80 to $5.40 and Vens tires wag down 16 ut 4.606, Abang und Big Missouri both were off one Lo 04 and 68 vespeotively, Teekdiughes and Ajax Off were the only stocks to be marksd wp, The tormer scored an sdvanes of five tp 6,08 and the latter firmed two #t 1.58, Bherritt-Cordon wis unehanged at 2/89, NEW YORK NYOOK NXCHANGE New York, Die, 40s Vurthey Hagwidation in minor shares snd uheence of both professions] sips port and publle wiyimg in the faye orites encoursged considerable speculative selling during the fore noon trading on the Block May: ket todny, Losses ol two or mora points developed In numerous TORON +O BTOC). EXCHANGE Tovento Pgs. We=lriges were weak on the Toronto §roek Exchange at noon y on contmued Night tra ding: Braghian was the only stoek to register an advance, Aller an opens ng gin of | 34 at 08 the slock re "e 0 8 14 and at noon wis led up one, assey-Harris led the deeline with i one point loss at 40, Vord Motors 'A" slum ed 34 to 20 1:3, Willers fa if 11 1b while Nickel eis @ off 3 1:8 to 30 1:2, : In the unlisted section Services Bias tion dropped 2 5-8 at 4. 7-8, Distill: ery rams was off 1:8 at 11 7-H, WB, A Ol led a decline in the oily hy dr nh one point 1o 43, Imperia "wased #2 at 26 1-2 with Interna: tional Pete down 3-8 to 21 7:8 NPANDARD MINING BEXOHANGY Tovento, Deo, 90, ~Faleonbridie and Budbyry Basin febtured the morning session of the Toronto Hiandard Mining xchange by dropping to new low marks for the year, Valuonbridge at midday was down 60 eonts 3 4.85, 1s former low mark wa. 4.70, Bud: bury Basin after pening al a new CHRISTMAS SPECIAL THIS COUPON IS WORTH $4.00 $ and 81,00 entitles hearer to one of ony BR.00 Combination trite, This Is our new 1080 model Fountain Pen, with the hard, , THIN COUPON 18 REDIEMABLI VIROM 0 AM, SATURDAY, DEC, 81, UNTIL MONDAY, CLOKING TIME, DEC, a8, LL] a 140 168 ng LLL Ll on Kho fold Ko Hd, Bay Keo Kt, Pir 1% Lk, Bh, 1080 Nida MARTH hh Ur FLL] Hiainn ih Md, Ny, A845 Th, Ug, H10 Ventures 280 Wr, Hr, IM Walnwell 184 Abana Adax +, Amulet Bie Min, Valeo, Holl, He, Hy WINNIPEG GRAIN OPENING Winnipeg, Man, Pee, 20.Whent Dee, | 3M lower at 130 34) May, This con Writin Amer, Can Am, ¥'r, I'r. ¥1 Ansaondn ™ Halt & Ohio 116% Can, Pao, 140 Chrysler, 141 s, On, NY, 05 Cal, Ora LER Dupent .,, 1114 firla Nad) ,, 0014 fn, Pos flan, Mol Wud, Mot, I, Com It, Tele n Man le, Wis Mex, Mhrd Mt, Ward | "aore Cn Phil, Pet Ph, Br, NJ | Hadla ' Tmmons MALL ORDERS UNTIL DECEMBER gn Min, ON AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT [ #1, on NJ, Nivery Pen tested and guarantea cortifionto given with each wet, Put up In special Chelate Ud Aly mas Holly Doxes for an ideal Chelstmas gift, Nee the big display at Neatthe's Drug Boro U.N, Nips) \Y Waolworih CERTIFICATES RED KEMABLE ONLY AT _ BEATTIE'S DRUG STORE || Money rate 444 p ATKRING ST. WEST "* = 4» hv OSHAWA 11% unbreakable baveel, Jumbo wise, freen in volor, lever filler, banker's sine, and modelled to tit your hand, Pencil 1s propel and repel, hard, unbreaks able green barvel, vefills in holder, and always ready for use, The set come plete, with this" ad only ,.,.. EERE EEE EE EEE EN EEE ERE ER EEE] Christmas + Special Christmas Special | Muyhe some ["Klok" # | te fuly, 1-2 lower ut High ol 7:8. 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Phone 78-79 Prizes Will Be Given Out On Luke Furniture Co. ae. I CHRISTIAS CAROL PRESENTATION IS VERY APPROPRIATE Little Theatre To Produce Dickens' Immortal Christmas Story No more sultable ong-set' play could have been selected for the Christmas season than that gem of Charles. Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," whieh In to be presented by the Oshawa Little 'I' uatre at Kotary Hall on Vriday and Baturday, 8 comber 27 and 28, This sary Ig #0 wellknown and so delight ry? appropeinte to the sesson, that i oak draw a large wudlence on sich night, and the excellence of the caste Is sufclent guarantes that the presentation will be up to the high: est standards of the Little Theatre, Severn! of those taking part have wlrendy uppoared with mueh succes in Little Theatre productions, The following 1# the complete euste for "A Christmas Carol" Lbenaser Serooge, W. A, Atkinson, Toronto] Bob Cratehit, Purvis W ood, Toronto! Marley's Ghost, Geo, Walsh red, Arthur Peacock; is Gentleman, I, 15, Smithy 20d Gentle Han, H, Power] Urchin, Wert Biles: Mes, Crachit, Mes, A T, W, smithy Peter, Albert Willkar} Mure tha, Mur Valleaus Belinda, Ja Valleau; Hog, Roy Purgell; Girl, lean Burke: Finy Tim, Jimmy Cals Inghan i Waits, Bnd Rowden, David Lander, Juek Clarke, Reg, Richardy, nnd Bert Blew, TONGWAR IS NOT | CHINESE CITIZENS | Trouble in Toronto Holds No| Interest for Placid Orientals Here Oshawa Chiness are evidently ttle disturbed about the Tong 'war which (8 said to he threatening Toronto's Chinstown as the result of disputes between the National Insts and Monarchirts This morning, shortly hefore noon, A repronantative of The Times oalled at a loon! onfe to tue tarview the manager with regard to the reported dispute, Only bne slonl=hinired, blackecontod walter | wan present in the cafe and he displayed ttle Joterest in the mals Ler, "I want to. ses the manager,' the reporter requested briefly, "Whe?!" the Oriental asked smiling, "Phe manager, came the reply, What!" naked the walter still ourious "he bow, The Heht of understanding up the Chinaman's face, "Ob, you" he suid, "you wantes noe the boas, Ie not to work yet, Work every night to two o'clotk, can't work much in the morning Why you come?" ' "I wag going to ask him about the Tong trouble in Toronto," The walter continued In his dusting and In giving the last fin. Inhing touches to the cafe before the noon hour orowd cama in, Me refleated a minute and then asked politely, "Tong trouble what com- pany thatt" "Company, nonsense! The Tong war, fight, battle, dispute," "You see the boss, I don't know, He maybe tell you, Comé again, goodhy." And the Interview was closed, It A TEHYI HSIEH WRITES TO OSHAWA FR'ENDS OF CANADA'S FUTURE r-- Tehyl Haleh, the eminent Chinese statenman who spoke in Oshawa dure ing tha Chataugua entertainments lant summer, and who has since visit od the city, recently wrote an inter esting letter to Seto Hong, proprio: tor of the Waldort Cafe, During hid visite to Oshawa, Mr, Haleh was well veetved by his Chinese brethren and other residents fn the city, and formed. several friendships in Oghe In his fetter, Me. Haloh waked to be remembered: to Mayor Mitchell, and continued, "Tell that young wentleman, reporting {or The Osh awa Times, that I am¥more convin, ved than ever that Canada fs destine od to become the Klondike of the th century, The people are most capable in their hardy, plontering wirlt, Everywhere one may wo, h will find Chinese sharing with Cans ada in this period, always ready to coseperate under moat trying clreams staneed," ENJOY A PLEASANT WINTER IN SUNMERY CALIFORNIA Don't delay that California trip another year, Plan now to be in California this winter, Not only will you have a restful, comfortable and well-earned holiday in *'the Sunshine State' but a delighttul travel trip ae well, You'll exchange the cold of the North for the warmth of the South, You'll oross the famous deserts and the majestic mountaina of the west, You'll seo new sights and meet interesting people, You can add te the pleasures o the journey by including deautite Vancouver and Vietoria in your ite {nerary either on the way down or returning. All winter golf, fam. ous motor roads and majestic acon. 5 the stop-over wall worth while, Full intormation, literature, eto, from 'any agent of Canadian Nas tional Railways, I matter of aton; Hshed vy AE University, ILLION DOILARS | DAMAGE DONE DEGEMBER STORM (Continued from Page 1) not taken such a holo although it caused consdderable damuge snd dis rupted many. services, Vrom King ston ta Toronto the rouds sre doy eribed ds "open at your ewn risk" They are passable but there ls stil) a possibility of Lelng snow-bound en route, Kullway compnnies report serious stoppages on some of thelr lines, causing a delay In the mall, expres und frolght services, Vassengers were slow seriously inconvenienced as many tralns were up to five hours late, trang fron the west werg the mos serious offenders In this respect although short delays were reported In the east, Although thé storm ds done thous sundy of dollars worth of damage to public services und meant the loss of many. more thousands to merchants stacked high with Christmas goods, much of whigh they will be tnuble to disposes of, It has been n Godsend to hundreds of men whe would therwive have hud wn pennilews heistimas, Cities, towny A" villages throughout the province have hired practically ovary uvallable unemploy- ed man, und no one who ean Hit 8 mnow shovel may fear a shortage of work, Tn most places nm week's work will. be provided on the snow. ploughs, earts und shovels, bringin Christming Cheer to thousands o men, women and children who would otlierwive spend i drehry Christmas tide, Ontarle Necuvering Toronto, Dee, 20,~Ontarlo rallied yestorduy from the on- Alaught of the severest and most freakish December storm that han swept the province fu years, All branch rallway Mnes are again operating, The blocked red. | Inde are clear, but highways remain | stormbound except for compara | Lively short strotohes around To | ronto and some other oities, Telegraph communication has | bean restorsd, Hundreds of hate | tored woles will make complete | restoration of telephone service » | days, / When the cost Is counted It la | helleved (hat the storm will run | to at lonst two million dollars, | Niagara poninsuln seemod to be the wslest contre, IL was up north of Mtratford that the snow bliss gard reached Its peak, Western Ons tario was harder hit than east of Toronto Of all places In Ontario, Wels | landport wus the hardest hit as fon an telephone services went, Of 150 telaphonss, only one remained in neryloe after the sleat had run its conree, All Canada and the greater part | of the United Htates felt the force of the freakish weather which Ins eluted frigid cold, spring rains, | woot storms, snow bliseards, heavy winds and delna fog, The marl times, tha last part of Canada to he visited, reported heavy dam ngs to wires from sleet last night There wera fobs for all the uu employed eapuble of handling a shovel In tha province yesterday Hundreds of men were engaged cleaning the streets of a weore of Ontario elties, In addition, the rallways, telegraph and telephone companies and the provincial high. ways department mobilized more hundreds to tight the battle for Apeady restoration of service, Mare snow in promised for thd next 24 hours, It will also be cold today, the predictions say, Livestock Rhortage Loadings of freight have been held up in soma country districts and yeutorday there was a consid erable shortage of livestock at the \ --_------ | SEpENS That Make Choosing Easy N the rush of last-minute shopping you'll be glad to find a store where gifts are arranged for your * quick selections, A host of fine gifts that will not overtax your pocketbook, Men's Gift Sox Men's Kid The season's newest patterns in sik and wool or pure wool "Romeo" | in with boxes, Priced trom 50c to $1.00 "Kosey" Slippers Choloe of all wool felt, or plaid + patterns, soft leather \ soles; a fine assortment at \ 95¢ to $1.50 on NN) Men's Leather Gifts Sli Drown viel kid, flexible sewn The Whi bin sylos- voles year vound friend for § warm flocs linings, In binck dad-rensonably priced at or brown, sewn leather soles $1.85 to $3.00 | "$1.50 10 $2.50 Cosy Felt A Gift She's Slippers Sure to Like Cholea of mawv colors in felt with soft soles; 20 styles, Priced from 95¢ to $1.75 Women's "Juliet" Slippers The popular tay (rim med style, flexihlo leath or soles and hesls! fou colors; real value $1.35 to $3.00 pr + * Silk Hosiery 12 mew shades in finest silk hose, fashion knl or full fashioned, als trectively boxed 95¢ to $2.00 Animal Slippers For the Kiddies A sure favorite with the kid« dies; oute bulldog patterns, Jacked In a kennel, $1.15 Ladies' Novedly Boudoir Slippers Chlo new styles in finest quality Balin, kid or patent, eholce of all colors; an attractive gift, $1.50 to $2.25 Gifts that will be doubly welcome OVERSHOES For men, women' and children Featuring the new "Caytees" §& in tho Iatest shades, a gift that 3 sure to be welcomed Li by all Agnew-Surpass save you real money on RUBBERS GNEW. SURPASS | Sizes O to 10 , ap. a i p n . aks ih ~ Unlon stock yards, By reason of tne Lecullar qual ity of the snow more than be- ones of [ta quantity, roads and highways throughout the province are In the worst condition seen In the past few years, publio high ways officials stated yesterday, Most of the snow that hag fallen In the past few days has not heen now In the true pense of the word hut really a heavy sleet, they state, Almont an conred as brine, It does not pack as mnow does but shifts and aliden 11ke sand, way of those who compare apes and man, characteristics of the lla and the measurements are of the sao kind employed by anthropolos gists and paleontologists who study both pre-historic mun and prehistorie | of James Branch, north of apes Tha Dry Harold J, Coolidge, J. assistant curator of mammals at the Museum of Comparative Zoology, | INVESTIGATE DEATH OF THREE CATTLE Cobourg, Dee, 200=Provinelal Cons stable W, J, Carey is conducting ah investigation inte the death of three cattle in the barnyard on the far New leastle, The eattle' were discovered [dead and it is %elieved they werp olsohed, The stomachs) of the cattle Pa heen sent to the provinelal labs oratories tor analvals, family existing gor It shows precisely the gorilla studies were made by In the ciranmstances, (Lt provides far lean traction than ordinary now and consequently, the utility of anowplows (8 halved, Ag noon as & machine mets a reasonable amount of this snow in front of Ita plow, the wheels begin skidding and operations must be halted, n a8 open' are ltile more than pas sable, offiolals admit, But. this cons dition, they add optimistioally, may be changed in 24. hours, through a thaw, to be ty 1 Roads are: sald from Toronto east as far as King oft aa far as Guelph and Woodstock, Namlilton, Niagara Falls and Welland, and north as far as Churchill, a fow miles south of Darrle. Some roads are opon also about Ottawa, Roads in the reat of the province are blocked, GORILAS STUDIED BY HARVARD PROF Facts Concerning Great Apes Published by Dr. Harold Coolidge Cambridge, Masa, Dee, 10, «= The selentific quest to learn whether mun and gorillas may have had a common ancestor is simplified by faeta pubs in a monumental gorilla study The publication explodes former bos Tlefs that there are 13 diferent spe cles of gorillas, and finds that there fa only one, Although the Harvard work does net touch upon the uns cestry question, it yemwoves a lot © confusion from the research paths will held A Special Exhibition of watches here Today, December 20th This exhibition in charge of Mw ' LaPenotiere, @ member of the Gruen Ganld, and he will de pleased to shore vou the latest models for men and women, Here you will find the finest colleotion ef Gruen Watches i'w Canada, many of the diamond set designs are extremely beautiful, Priced from $35 to $1000 FELT BROS. Osha NAS Loading Jewellors 12 Simcooe St, §, Phone 188