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| | | Solicitor, 1 | | i | | | | | & 'Dentists, 3% 'Phones 759 Oshawa, " "HER L P&S. © office over Jurv & tikes TE ---- a i v THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1930 © 7E NINE CIASS SAAS where S IRIE ED SECTION meets Mr. Seller "oo \2ise0 . ANT & ANNI BARRISTERS wors Notaiies Public Ete Con- g othe and, Jroal ec pr: rigs of South, iawn. Phone ¢ G. Do Conant Ba. u B.; P. Annis, BA. "S. CBBS, BARRISTER. Notary Public, Convey ny a ro Third fon ildin, Phone 2996 Sp ow EN SINCLAIR. KC. BANK AL Spon Bulding I PH ™ MANGAN BA -BAR tister. Solicitor. Notary Prhlic. Con revancer, Money to loan. Office 14'4 King St. East, Oshawa Phene 445 Residence phone ON, CREIGHTON AND Fraser. 'Barristers. (onveyancera Notaries Public, ete Office over Standard Bank. Entrance Simcoe St. Phone 13. ) F Grierson. KC. T. K. Creightcn, - B.A, N.C Fraser, B.A. COUIS S TIVMAN BARRISTER Rlicitr Notary over Dewland's Store. Money to loan. 1§ Simcoe #556 north Phone 67 esidence ncer: new SAL Uffice. PARKHILL AND FIELD BAR risters etc Money to luan - Alger Blde Opposite Past Office Phone 1614. A. J. Parkhill, A C H. Fied GREER AND JIUMPEREYS, BAR risters, Solicitors. eic. 24%. Sirieoc St. N one 3160. Meney to loan A JALL, "B.A... BARRIS ter, etc. Conveyancing and: general practice. 22% King St Bast Phone 3237, {114} HARRIS & HARRIS, BARRIS ters, Solicitors, ete., 41 Alger Bldg: Othawa and Port Perry Port Perry 24 anl 71 r 3. Jan. 2-1 mo) Medica! DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR geon, Accoucher. fice and resi: dence, Kinz St. E23¢. corner Victoria St. Oshawa. Phone 94 DR. HAROLD W. TRICK, PH 'SI- cian, Suggeon. Obstctrician, Special references to maternity work ard di- seases of wonen. Two vears' post graduate experience. Cffice and resi dence 167 Simcoe St. N.. {cor. Brock) hone 302 DR. GRANT BZRRY, PHYSICIAN Surgeon, Obstetrician, diseases of be i end children. Office and residence, 97 Bond East Phone 1153 DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, D, PHYSI- cian and Surgeon, special attention given ta X-ray work ana Electro: theopy. . Office, Disney Plock. Phone 2050. Office open 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. Residence 161 King East. Phone 2416. OR. DAVID ARCHER, M.D. C.M.. RC. _P. and S. Edinburgh Physic, Surgeon and Obstetrician. ce. 142 Simcoe St ¥ Phone 3020 i Bo E. Phone 3153 Efobargh Physician Surgeon, - Obstetrician, special. at- tention to maternity work and dis- rases of children. Office and resi- fence, 185 Simcue 3t. North. Phone 3167. DR. C. W. CARL, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician. Office and residence, 512 Simcoe street north. Phone iG DR. J. 4 HER BROWN, PHYSI- sian, Surgeon and Obstetrician, office md residence, 185 Simcoe Street, North ne 3107. Ear, Now Throat 'Specialist DR. F. T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto. will Le at his Loveli's Drug Store éach Saturday, from 1 till 4 p.m. for consultation and treatment of diseases of ear. nose and throat »uly. Appointments mav be made at frug store. Phone 97 Eye, Ear, Nose and | Throat DR. E. F. RICHARDSON. OFFICF sver Mitchell's Drug Store. Hours 10 go 12 am. 2 to 5. Evenings by * ippointment. Office phone Residence 432]. DR. A. W. HARDING, OFFICE over wlands, Hours 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to b. Evenings by appoint- ment. Office phone 1499. Resid- ence 2548. Dental BHILLIPS, OVER BAS. set's. Special attzntion to X-ray work. Gas ~~'raction Nurse in at- tendance. Phone 2 House 1312. HMC SIMCOE. § Re over' Mitcheir's Drug Store Lae for exiraction. e 54. il AUBRELL, DENTIST. was for extra. i Bank Blde OCK. DENTI 16 Simede fs: N.. over Dewl tand's Phone 1957. Res. 202W Evenings bv apnointment. DR WwW. H. GIEFORD OFFICE ICE one Regent Thwdtre Bidz. DAVIES GM D i. SL ¥ King St. E. Special at tention to gas extraction and X- «rav » work. Nurse ip attendance. Phone 1243 an'. 864 Architects CE] "JTC STEN HOUS E -- GENER al 'Second ted fural Eek a Bains Res. puione 909]. THOMSON ANT snciate iae1s Simcoe St. Iver | Felt. Pu . a 7a SIMCOE et ai Phone 1600 Special sy apatting Alste and sirenlar Lg e ) wal Dec. 27.1 wo Repairing FAS WON \GUNTEN EXPERT W188 ao he repair shop at "Ys Strset West. Your pat: vonage as solici Phone 19 cork. 2 5 JOHNSON, Als Engin and Surveying DONEVAN AND SMITH. ONTAR 10 Land Sarveycrs and Civil Enum eers, sub divisions. town planning municipal engineers. 165 2 411 Kine St _E Phones 2532] or 2544. mem LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST Bast. Ambulance Residence 542 Sim Soe hi north. Phone 210J and BEY CTT FORERAT HOME 87 Celina street. Oshawa. Corner Ruuce street. Ambulance. Phone Insurance DAVIS AND SON. INSURANCE: 19 King St. west. Oshawa, Th est Ein pAvency in Oshawa. » Re ytable ire ompanies WHEN PLACI URANCE consult - R. N. Johpe, 80 Simcoe north. Your insurance vants at- tended to and your nterests pro- fected Transportation CARTAGE AND STORAGE COLE man's, 86 Bond West Specialists in furniture moving, storage ware house and moving van equipment Phone 82 ARTAGE, MOVING, RA . sand are cinders Local and long distar havling Phane 304R and 2692F. Smith and Cox, 387 King St. W. v 2f this nature. | and collect for same. » For the convenience of customers who find it inconvenient to come personally to The Times office, 'a telephone call will bring a messenger who will receive the advertisement "Times" Classified Ads Bring Results Telephone 35 ASK FOR CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT All Classified Advertising Coming Events, Etc. | STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE This rule has been found necessary because of expense and {oss arising from handling a large number of smal accounts OSHAWA'S OLDEST _ESTAB lishe! furniture movers. Park Road oar. ave. Local and long distance Frank Cowle, Prop 65 Park R1 South. Phone 216. Jan: 17-1 mo) Beauty Parlors BETES LOU PERMANKEN wave, cial $5 and $7.50 Finger wave ay hampoo $1. Facial Ly Hair cutting 25c. Pkone 2948 or 86 Simcoe North. EXPERT MARCELLING BY Un Ward at Betty Lou Perman- ent Wave Shoppe. Marcel and shams poo $1. Phone 2968. WATSONS BARBER AND Bea! vy Shop. 9 Celina St. We spe- cialize in ladies' bair cutting, mar- celling, shampooing, Jacials. Maree] ntments phone uses For sono t.1 ml MADAM MARIE, LATE OF PARIS and T. Eaton, Toroato, high clase beauty culture at moderate prices. Disney Building, Flat No. 1, 31 King street east, opposite Post Office. Phong 1376 (Jan, 3-1mo) Everette Bell, Apartment 9, Edward Apartments, Quebec Street. For ap: pointments phone 1090]. Jan. 7-1mo. TET Building Supplies TEMENT BLOCKS FOR SAIF-- To insure prompt delivery, place orders in advance of delivery date W. Borrowdale, phone 1618. ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TEA- cher (Hambourg Conservatory, To- ronto) pupils prepared for all exams Oshawa. Wednesday, 92 Simcoe > North. Phone 2754F (129-1) FRANK CONVERSE SMITH, ONE EERE ° Real Estate for Sale FOR SALE, A BUNGALOW, FIVE rooms and bath, hardwood floors, French doors, fireplace, furnace, wir- ed for electric stove, electric fixtures, newly decorated, small payment down, balance monthly. Phone 2390). . (17¢) Work Wanted RE-UPHOLSTERING CHESTER: fields made to order. We save vou money. Estimates free. G. A Con. Jiable: 74 Mechanic street. Rhus 56t1) con fo) BATTERIFS CHARGED, CALLED for 'and delivered. 75 cents. If ren- tal supplied $1. Batteries repdired Stan Btideon, 20 Ma St Phore 885W Jan. 13-1 mo) Auctioneer 710). ! PHONE W. 1. SULLEY wectioneer, 346 Simcoe S. S. We can sell vour odd picces of furniture and other arficles at oor vards 41 Kine St W Oshawa (Intarin S. W. CLARK, AUCTIONEER. 520 Simeoe Street South, nhone 2593M. (Jan. 17-1, Mo.) Second Hand Dealer SECOND HAND DBALER. FOR aiture bought dnd sold 156 Bloor St. Bast. Phone 1617M. (te Contracting CONTRACTING - CON CRETE plastering, electric or alterations Phone 139 for estimates (136) Boarders Wanted BOARDERS WANTED, APPLY 156 Agnes street. Phone 98 ( ) of Toronto's leading violin ¢ is in Oshawa on Thur rs Studio 86 Elgin St. E one 739M an, 17-1 muy HERBERT © THEN EER, OR- ganist and chotr master of King Street United Church will accept pupils in piano, organ and vocal music. For particulars apply 50 William street east. Phone. 2890. Jan. 2-1 mo) 1. -- - Radio Service GSHAWA RADIO SERVICE, A cessories for sale, repairs on eléc- tric and battery sets, tubes pr batteries tested, batterfes re charged rental supplied $1. Phone 3350). Charles Wales, 146 Elgin East. Jan, 6-1 mu, RADIO REPAIRS, ALL WORK guaranteed, prices moderate, set test- ing, batteries recharged, Phone 382r11. Geo. Burroughs, certified | g radio-trician. (Jan, 7-1 mo.) Painting and Decorating RG GUTSOLE. FIRST CLASS PA nger, painting and cred" 30 nm right, work Pine Ave phoue psa ll G. TURNER, PAINTER AND Paperanger. id first class work ranteed ; ears experi Prices onal Phone 2460W. Jan, 17-1 mo) 4 FX Money to Loan CITY AND FARM on NS TRO. gress loans arranged. khill & Field Satvisters, ete. Alner Bidz Phone | im Cooked Moats ENGLISH HOME MADE PORK pies, steak and kidney Mh hot or cold brawn, ~akes and pastries, ete., ete. Frank Drakes, 21 Maple street. Phone .2372F. ; (77L1) Tailoring PAUL VERLAND, BEST AND Tim most artistic clothes makes ih awa for rien who care. , Prices oe and reasonable, 'south. Phone 1 (Deo, 30-1 mo) Furniture Repairing FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERED and repaired. No job too small or) too large. George A. Lemes, Phone 1438M. : (Jan, 7-1 mo) Hemstitching 312% Simcoe Street | : "Room and Board Wanted BUSINESS GIRL \V ANTS FUL. board and single room with priv- ate family near Motors, Rep.y giving phone number tc box 444 Times. (16d) Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD IN . WARM comfortable home. No . children. Single or double rooms, Five min- utes from Motors. Phone 2655F. (16c) NICE BRIGHT WARM BEDROOM to rent in private family. Board if desired. Phone 1928J. o (16¢c) Re AND BOARD, PHONE 1519W (17¢) ONE LARGE COMFORTABLE room and board for gentleman, mod- ern, conveniences. Apply 17 Ritson oad North. (170) 3 OOM AND BOARD IN Private]? family. 236 Dearborné Ave. am NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM for gentlemen, board if desired. Close to four corners and business section. Apply 78 Bond street at, Te) ---- PRACTICAL NURSE DISEN- gaged after Feb. first. Maternity invalid or general nursing. Doctor's references. For Anformation phone 742M. (Jan, 15-1 moi : ICAL gaged, Terms moderate. number 422 or 79 Centre St. For HOUSE. WANTED FOR EX- change on farm, act quick. J ones Real Estate. Phone A (15¢) GOOD SIX ROOMED HOUSE IN Oshawa to exchange on small farm on Hi hway between Bowmanville and "Toronto. Apply '| to Box ky cs. (15¢) FOR SALE OR lage Newcastle, 12 room Lome, Acre of ground. $3600. For Oshe awa property. Murdoch, Warren avenue. (162) - Wanted To Buy WANTED THO ,BUY--A _ TIVE a State lowest price. 2, 418 Oshawa Duly ' NINE CENTS VER VARD, PLEA (7 ed Skirts, one dollav. alterations, ete. All kinde of ceautiful fan's. [work on sale Mrs Dell 6% Sm Jan, TTT soe South, Phone 1656 1 "I don't Hke the way you clean i my boots, Mary. Look, the uppers have hardly been touched." "I s'posge it's force of habit, 'sir. In all my previous places the gen- Iemen word spats." --Humorlst, | Phone 12 ~ | ed rooms. : Colborne. Bt. B (16 ag Articles For Sale RADIO BARGAIN--NEW 7 TUBE All-Electric Yederal Lowboy, $110 Cash. Phone 2092W. 1 MIXED HARD aND S0F1 WOOL slabs, $3.50 per load Also bone dry body wood Witerous Meek Lined Phone 1288 (Apr. 2611 FOR SALE--REINTZMAN CU Ltd., planos, ncw and used planus iso radios, latest models; terwas arranged. Apply C. Trull. Phone 166863. (131 FOR SALE--<ELECTRIC LIGHT fixtures for six room house. Near- ly ngw Phone 179M or cal 297 Celina street. (16D) FOR SALE--1 NEW i0 TUBE radio. Cheap for cash. Same guar- antee as new machine. Phone 3289W, (16e) FOR SALE--STRICTLY NEW laid eggs in any quantity delivered anywhere in city. Phone 896. (Jan, 20-1 mo) MASON & RISCH PIANO. ORIGIN- al price $500. Good practice plano. Special stock taking price $95. Will take back any time within twelve months as part payment on new plans, The Johns Plano Store, 80 Simcoe St, N. (16¢) FOR SALE---ONE PAIR OF TEAM sleighs. Apply 114 Alma Street, Phone 471. (17b) For Rent FOUR AND FIVE ROONEDL MOD ern suites, tneluding electric refrig gration, stove, laundry, .conven) ences, elc.: continuous hot water supplied, Applv Supt 'phone *671, or The Trusts and Guarantee Co Ltd., manager for owner, Toronto (2740) APARTMENTS--~MODERN, HOME like ruites, Some furnished, laun- dry, conveniences, ¢lec dryer, etc. elec stoves, elec refrigeration, hot wator year round, | hone 15660 or 2347W. (8tr) TO RENT---APARTMENT CON- sisting of double room, shower, toi- let, clothes closet, central, steam heat, Apply Box 389 Times. (141) TO RENT--TWO LIGHT HOUSE- keeping rooms all conveniences. Ap- nv 22% Simcoe St. South. Phoie 2772W. (15¢ TO RENT -- GENE'S HALL, Courtice, two wights each week. Just a model place to entertain friends with dances. concert or parties. Rent reasonable, Phone 3323 r 24. (16¢) TO RENT--TWO FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms, Every. thing furnished except dishes North end, Phone 2924J. 1503 c 3 PURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT for light housekeeping, 207 Sim- coe south, (16¢) ence Kingston road west. Year's lease. Vagant. Desirable tourist rest. Murdoch, Warren avenue. : (16c) FOR RENT--TWO BEDROOMS suitable. for ladies = or gentlemen. Board it desired. Close to Motors. Apply 134 Alice street, Phone} 2340. (160) FOR RENT--6 ROOM HOUSE, $25 A month, Apply 7 Maple St. Phone TO RENT -- TWO OR THRES bri ht unfurnished rooms, Phone Cc) is TO RENT IN PRIVATE home with board, céntral, Arely 87 een Street, (17¢) --NE TR brick house with large garden, every convenibnece, Apply Mrs. C. H. Stinton, 19% Gibbons strect. Phone 3096. « (17h) T0 RENT---TWO UNFURNISHED rooms, heated. All conveniences. Cenirally located. 237 Athol Stree: c ux RENT TWO UNFURNISH- 270, Division street. «0 (16D) TOR RENT--- ed apartment with heat, light and Water, Algo five garages, Apply 97 Cc) | Personal "THREE YOUNG 'desire feminine correspondents be- tween azes of 20 and 26, Apaly Box 390 Times, (166) Position Wanted YOUNG GIRL, + WOULD work a4 mother's telp or housework, Phone 21834. LTH High GENTLEMEN | (15¢) Help Wanted--Female GIRL, WANTED FOR. GENERAL housework. Apply 203 Bond St east. (17a) For Sale or Rent STORE TO WENT OR FOR BALE ~In best husiness section of Bow- manville, very central, will lease for term of years to suitable tenant at moderato rental; possession at once; previously occupied by Felt's Jewelry. Apply to €C. H. Mason, Bowmanville, (17-19-21) Notice of Application To Parliament NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the P: vince of Ontario at the next Session thereof on behalf of the 'City of Oshawa for an Act authop- {2g the Treasurer of the Corpora t'on of the City of Oshawa to transfer to the General Funds f the Corporation all surplus monevs now held by him by reason of the sale ¢f debentures in cxcess of re- quircmenty to pay for the "cos's of works undertaken under the provisions of the Improve- ments Act, said sum amounting to $11,301.28, und further for legal- fsin~, ratifying an confirming By- law numer 1994 ~f the sald C!'y ar"? the Debentnres to be Issued thereunder, said by-law having been passed for the purnose of Bc | "orrowing the sum of $10,000.00 to pay for t' City 4 share of the costs of paving a certain road in the Oshawa Subu: an area. The e-igting Debenture debt of the City of Os"awa amounts to the sum of $4,6006,384.77 and no pay- ments of principal ~r interest due thereon are in arrears. Dated at Oshawa, this 13th day of Jdnuary A.D.. 1930. J. F. GRIERSON, Solicitor for the City of Oshawa, (11 17 23 29 35 41) KNOWLEDGE VIA THE AIR FEB. 4 Series Known as School of The Air to be Broadcast Next Month Montreal, ' Jan, 21 ~Approximately seventy-five of the leading educa- tional authorities of the United States including Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur; Dr. Julius Klein, Asgistant Secretary of Commerce, and U. S. Commissioner of Education W. John Cooper will advise and ac- tively participate in the presentation of the five subjects to be broadcast during the American School of the Air series, to be inaugurated over the Columbia Broadcasting System on February 4, according to an an- nouncement made public Saturday by Austin Beck, territory supervisor of the Grigsby-Grunow Company of Chicago, manufacturers of well known radio reccivers, who is at present in Montreal, A faculty of sixteen of the most distinguished educational leaders in the United States will pass upon the broadcasts before they go on the air in order to assure that they are au- thentic in every detail. With Dr. William C. Bagley, professor of edu- cation at Teachers' College, Colum- bia University, as dean of the facul- ty, the following authorities have been definitely announced as partici- pating: for music, P. W, Dykema, Director of the Department of Music Education, Columbia University, and Howard Hansoh, Digector of the Eastman Conservatory of Music, Rochester, N.Y.: for art, Henry Turner Bailey, of the Cleveland Mu- seum of Art, and Lorado Taft, noted sculptor of Chicago; for social scienc Dr. Harold Rugg, of the Lincoln School, New York, and Dr, = Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Com- merce; for Nature study, Dr. Ber- tha Cady, of the American Museuin of Natural History, and Daniel Bar- ter Beard, National Commissioner of the Boy Scouts of America: for Health and hygiene, H. B. Wilson, National Director, and A. L, Shafer, Associate Director of the 'American Junior Red Cross. | Rates for | Classified Ads. Minimum charge 80c. Each' subsequent consecn- tive insertion 1c per word, Three consecutive inser. tions for th» price of two first. insertions (three cents a word). Mintmnm charge! for three insertions, 60 ceuts, 'Box number 196 additional Professionat 'or Business Cards, $260 'per month tor 20 words or less: 10 cents a word 'per month for' each | additicnal Ask for ankle Ad Departnient pn [TOY Warren: Please don't think I am LOVE SHY - Installment Twelve Janet Lane has a scrapbook which she calls her "dream book." For four years she has treasured clippings of lovely furnishings, pers! herself that she will one day have such a home. Every- thing in_her dream is different from the life she actually leads. Her father runs a filling station; her mother works hard, scrimping against the "rainy day" that haunts the families of working- men. Janet herself is a stemog- rapher. She has never been in- terested in the boys around her because of her dream of a differ- ent home from the one any of them could give her. There was no Semptation to fall in Jove until James Warren came into her life. James was sent by the Miracle y to assist Janet's g station. He ell in love with to 'marry her. Jimmy really is the son of the president of the Miracle Oil Com- pany and is learning his father's vast business, which he will some day manage. Jimmy's father in- sists that Jimmy keep his real identity secret umtil he is sure Janet loves him. Jimmy takes Janet to meet his sister, Mildred Warren, a painter, with a luxur- ious studio, who likes Janet and begins a portrait of her. Janet has a friend, Adelaide Morris, with whom she has grown up. Adelaide is having an affair with Butch Krause, a blaff, coarsely handsome young fellow, with ap- parently unlimited spending mon- ey. One eviningy when Janet and Jimmy are having dinner with Adela'ds and Butch, a detective whom Butch calls Flatfoot, ac- costs Butch and makes some threatening remarks. Butch makes no explanation, but Janet is fore- ed to believe that Butch is in- volved in some manner with the police, Jimmy, however, likes Butch and calls him a "square shooter." In the days following the party Janet hardens her heart against Jimmy. "Caveman Stuff" He telephoned the Sunday follow- ing the theatre party and asked Ja- net to go riding with him, explain- ing that a customer of the filling sta- tion garage had offered to lend him a carefor the afternoon, Janet said she was tired and had a headache and would rather stay home. At sup- per time a big box of violets with a blank card bearing a scribbled mes- sage, "Violets are a sure cure for Sunday afternoon headaches, Jim- my," came for her. Janet loved the Sowers, but she tore the card into te. Monday morning she sent him a note by her father. telling him she had decided not to go to the theatre with him that week; she had a lot to do at the office and was fighting off a threatened attack of grippe. Jimmy's reply took the form of a big basket of rare fruits and jellies. On one of the largest red apples he had carved a face like a jack o'lan- tern, with drooping mouth and an expression of droll disappointment. On top he had stuck another card, reading, "When this you see, remem- ber me. I feel just like this. Jimmy." Janet was excessively annoyed, but could hardly send the fruit back to him. The next night he telephoned again and Janet refused to go down to answer the phone. She heard her mother telling him. that Janet was in bed and didn't feel like getting up. When Janet came home from the office on Wednesday there was a large package for her. At first she refused to open it, but when her mo- ther insisted, cut the string and out tumbled a dozen new books in bright Jackets. The card with them read, "A grand way to spend the evenings you can't spend with me, Jimmy." Janet smiled in spite of herself, and when she had arranged the books on her dresser she admitted they looked jolly and gay and interesting. They brightened um the plain little room and made it look more livable. "I ought to thank him," she said to herself, "and he simply must not spend all his money this way---why, those books alone must have cost him a whole week's salary." Janet knew too well what living cost to believe that Jimmy could afford to send her such gifts. So after many attempts to say just the right thing she sent him a prim little note. "Dear Jim- ungrateful for the flowers and fruit and books, , I liked them all very much, But I.am very busy right 'mow and I know-that you must have other things to dg, too. I have every- 'thing I need for my evenings at home for some time, thanks to your thoughtfulness. Sincerely yours, Janet Lane." "I Like Him Too Well" She read the note over ' several times, ' It sounded stiff and cold, but she did want him to stop sending her presents, particularly the kind of presents she couldn't very well re fuse. Adelaide thought Jimmy was crazy. "He's probably saved a couple of hundred dollars, and if he wants to blow it in on you, don't be a fool. Let himido it. Butch says he thinks there's something funny about Jim- my, anyway. Oh, Butch likes him; At isn't that; but he says you don't i Jout ge a fellow who works in a nowing good whiskey the ni Jimmy did. Let's all go out to- gether again some time soon, will, you, Janet? Butch wants to throw ' big party for us at "some night club. } Janet shook her head. "I'm not going out 'again with Jimmy," she sald decidedly. "Why mnt?!" Adelaide insisted, "What's the matter with him? He! Isn't blind or erippled and he doesn't By Barbara Webb Copyright by Public Ledger What is the matter with him, Janet?" "The matter isn't with him," Janet sald slowly; "the troubié is with me--I like him--too--well--"" Janet had spoken so gravely that the teasing look died on Adelaide's face, "So that's it," she said softly. "Well, I won't butt in; you know your own affairs best, Janet--but I think Jimmy Warren's a swell guy and so does Butch, even if he does work in your father's filling station." Thursday passed without any word from Jimmy, and Janet felt relieved. Apparently her note had done its work well. He wouldn't bother her any more and she 'could go back to her long-neglected dream book in peace. Friday she worked hard all day and at noon bought a magazine with pictures of houses and plans in it. She thought she would devote the evening to reading it and per- haps find something to add to her own scrapbook. But when she came out of the office a man strode toward her and almost before she recognized him took her arm and said firmly, "You're going out to dinner with me, young lady; and then we're going to spend the evening with Mildred." Janet heard Adelaide giggle, then say, "Hello, Jimmy, that's good cave- man stuff. I hope you get away. with it" Janet wanted to jerk her arm free, wanted to stamp her foot angrily, wanted to run away, but there were too many people she knew around. She couldn't make. a scene. She forced herself to smile up at Jimmy and say coolly, "How nice that will be." Jimmy pretended to shiver. "All right, ice maiden, we'll thaw you out with some good hot soup and melt You down to something human again, I've got a car here, Adelaide, want us to drive you home first? I'll have to let you out at the corner, for if I got Janet within shrieking distance of home she'd jump out and . run in- side and lock the daor on me. She's mad at me, Adelaide, and I want to find out why." Adelaide declined. She knew too well the technique of a young man in love to want to interfere. She bade them instead an airy good night, im- pudently wished Jimmy luck, and watched while Jimmy put Janet into away with her, The Old Mill Jimmy was explaining the presence of the car to Janet. "Fellow that comes in our station for gas lent it to me. He's going eut of town for a few days and told md I could use it it I wanted to. Like it?" "It's very nice," Janet said non- committally. She did not know, of course, that this was Jimmy's own car, delivered to him early in the afternoon by Mildred, who had been using it while Jimmy was working. The motion of the car seemed to dis pel anger and she relaxed against the cushions and pulled off her hat, letting the warm. lyeeze blow her hair about. "Good," Jimmy said, "that'll blow these foolish cobwebs out of your brain, young lady, We're going out in the country, you and J. Out at Roslyn there's an old mill that's been turned into a tearoom -- ever been there?" Janet shook her head. "Well, you'll like it. It's quiet and pretty inside and they have some wonderful old furniture and you ean hear the water tinkle from the old mill wheel while you eat. They've got a colored cook who can fry chicken--and bow! Does it sound interesting?" "Very." Janet couldn't talk yet. Jimmy, somewhat crushed by her monosyllable, gave all his attention to his driving until they had reached the more open spaces of Nogthern Boulevard and were speeding out Long Island. Janet had been turn- ing over something in her mind. She bad noticed Jimmy's suit. She did- n't know much about men's clothes, but this suit for all its casual air looked expensive, so did his shoes, and what kind of a customer loaned a young filling station hand his car, and where did Ji get the money to take her out to dinner and send Ler presents? "I'd like to ask you something," she said presently. "Ask away," said Jimmy cheer- fully. "I hope you won't mind--I don't want to seem to pry--or, or anything like that, but I can't help wondering where you get money enough to do all these things you want me to do. You see, I know what father makes, and I guess you don't earn as much yet as he does. I--I don't like you to do things you really can't afford, just because-just because Jou think you like me." Jimmy's face was very red and Janet feared she had really offended him. He kept his dyes straight on the road when he answered. "If I look at her I'll blurt out the truth," he 'warned himself, "she has the kind of eyes that ou just can't tell a bare- faced lie to," Aloud he said, trying to speak casually. "Oh, I get lots of tips, you know, from satisfied custom- ers. T tinker around with their oars for them when they stop for gas, and this week so far I've picked up bet- ter than $10 that way---" Janet sald Doth ' She had to be Meve him, d heard her fa. a smart gray sports car and drove | : Tailor-made Eom $25.00 | Scotland Woollen Mills | 8. ROTISH, Mutuger Radios Fepaired Al Makes The Ontario Motor Scles JAMITED 90 Simcoe St. 8 Phone OM MONEY 8 LOANED ¢ Cars Refinanced All Dealings Confidential |G. R. Holden MOTOR LOANS AND DIS COUNTS LTD. 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