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a i A i Solicitor, f practice. hii ih Sl THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930 THE C fi" where TASSERIED 3 Mr. Seller ECTION J : Legal CONANT & ANNIS BARRISTERS Solicitors Notaries Public Etc Con- a¥eva,ecing and general practice of Law. Offices 14% Simcoe St South, Oshawa. Phone 4. G. D. Conarnt' I LL.B: A. F. Annis, B.A. i _B. FRANK §S, CBBS, BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary Public, Convey- ancer Money to wan. Third floor new Alger Building. Opposite Post Office. Phone 2996 W_.E. N_ SINCLAIR KC. BANK of _pmmerce Bulding. "JOSEPH P. MANGAN. BA.--BAR rister, Solicitor. Notary Public, Con- vevaucer.=Monev to loan. Office 14'% King St."East. Oshawa Phone #45 Residence phone 837 = : GRIERSON, CREIGHT ON AND Fraser, Barristers, Conveyancers. Notaries Public, ete. Office over Standard Bank. Entrance Simcoe St. Phone 13. J. F. Grierson, K.C.. T. RK. Creighton, BA, N. C. Fraser, BA, dg LOUIS S [IVMAN BARRISTER Notary. over Dewland's Store. Money to loan. 16 Simeve ith nprth Phone 67 Residencd GREER AND IIUMPHREYS, BAR risters. Solicitors, eic. 24% Sir.coc St. N. Phone 3160. Menev to loan ALEX C. HALL, B.A. BARRI® ter, etc. Copveyvancing and general 22% King St - East Phone $237. oA) HARRIS & HARRIS, BARRIS ters, Solicitors, etc., 41 Alger Bldg. Oshawa dnd Port Perry Phones 759 Oshawa, Port Perry 24 an1'7T1 r 3. T (Feb. 3-1 mo) PARKHILL, BARRISTER A. {| etc. Money to loan. Alger Bldg, op- } : Office "1 ARCHER BROWN MD. | 1 A posite Post Office. Phone 1614. Medical DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR geon, Accoucher. Office and resi- dence, Kinz St. Eest, corner Victoria St. Oshawa. Phone "94 0 DR HAROLD W. TRICK. PH "Sl cian, Surgeon Obstctrician, Special references to maternity work ard di seases of wonen. Two vears' post graduate sxperience. Office and res; dence 167 Simcoe St. N.. {cor. Brock phone 302 DK. GRANT RERRY, PHYSICIAN Surgeon. Obe<etrician. diseases ? of infante end children Office and residerice, 97 Bond East Phoue 1135 DR. BJ HAZLEWOOD. PHYSI- cian and Surgeon, special attention given to X-ray work ang Electro theopy. Office, Disney Elock Phone 2050. Office open 9 am to 12 a.m Residence 161 King Hast Phone 24186. DR DAVID ARCHER MD CM LL R C P and S Edinburgh Physician, Surgeon and Obstegrician, 142 Simcoe" St. N "Phone 3020) nce 161 King St E Phone 3155 LR C. P & S Edinburgh Physician Surgeon, Obstetrician. special at- tention to maternity work and dis cases of children . Office and res: dence. 185 Simcoe St. North Phone 3107. im) L DR. C. W. CARE, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Obstetrician. Office and residence, 512 Simcoe street north' Phone 2415 DR. J. ARCHER PROWN, PHYSI- cian. Surgeon and Obstetrician, office an] residence, 185 Simcoe Street, North phone 3107. « DR, J. G. FERGUSON, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon." Specialist in kidney and bladder diseases, Brock ani Mary streets, Whitby. Phone 179 Whitby. ° (Jan. 30-1 mo) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR. F T. BRYANS OF 160 BLOOK Street West, Toronto, will be at his office over Jury & Lbvel's Drug Store each Saturday.' from 1 till 4 p.m., for consultation rd treatment of diseases of ear, nose and throat only. Appointments mav be mad» at drug store. Phone 97 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DR E. F RICHARDSON. OFFICE over Mitchell's Drue Store. Hows 10 to 12 am. 2 to 5. Evenings by appointment. ; Office phone 2660. Residence 432] -- "Dental PR. S. J. PHILLIPS, OVER BAS: Special stisntion to X-rav work. Gas *-"raction. Nurse in at- tendance, Phone 959. House 1312. OR. H M COOKE. 9 SIMCOE ST north, over Mitchell's Drug Store Gas for exiraction. Phone 54. bas or ex it DR L. E: HUBBELL. DENTIST. Nitrous oxid oxvgen eas for extra. tions. fice 'Royal Bank Bide Phone 948; residence, 1378M. 3 OR I. F. BROCK. DENTIST, 16 'Simcoe St N.. over Dewland's Phone 1957. Res. 292W Zve ings by appointment, Fei DR Ww. H. GIFFORD OFFICE Regent catre Bldg. Phone 1780 H 9 mr DR ~ DAVIES reside ka a, 37 King St. E. Special at- tention, to gas extraction and X-rav Nurse in attendance. Phones work. 1243 and 304, : Architects . GC C. STENHOUSE -- GENERAL itevtural work. Second floor 1 Bank Building Phone 149 Res. puone 9091. % THOMSON ANC JOHNSON. AS sociate architects 'Simcoc St. S Dver Fell Bros FE met SSS Public. Stenographer SARIE M. BILTON, 74 SIMCOE street north. - Phone 1600. Special rates for mafifng lists and elreular (Jan, 28-1 0) * Optometrist C. H. TUCK, OPTOMETRIST, specialist in muscle anomalies, eyesight and glasses. Author of Eye Care and Eye Strain, The Chila and Its Development. Dis- ney Block opposite Post Office. Phone 1516. (Feb. 12-1 mo) Engineering and Surveying DONEVAN AND SMITH, ONTAR 10 Land Survevors and Civil Eugin- eers, sub-divisions, town planning. municipal engineers. 35 or 411 King St. E. Phones 2532] or 2544. Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST East. Ambulance Residence 542 Sim coe street north. Phone 210J and 210W. DISNEY-COTT FUNERAL HOME 87 Celina street. Oshawa. Corner Bruce street Ambulance. Phone 1082 Insurance DAVIS AND SON. INSURANCF 19 King 'St. west, Oshawa, The old est Fire Agency in Oshawa. 30 Re nutable Fire Companies. WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R. N. Johre, 80 Simcoe north. ¥our Imsuraace\ vants at- tended to and your ntgrests pro- All Classified Advertising Coming Events, Etc. STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE This rule has been found necessary because of expense and loss arising from handling a large number of small gccounts of this nature. and collect for same. For ths 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 tected. Transportation CARTAGE AND STORAGE. COLE- man's, 85 Bond West Specialists in furniture moving, storage ware- house 'and moving van equipment Phone 82 CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL sand ard cinders local and long fistar hauline Phone 3048 an. 2692F. Smith and Cox, 387 King st. W. OSHAWA'S OLDEST hshe! furn'ture movers. car are. Loca! and long distance Frank Cowle, Prop 65 Park RI Sout» Phone 216 (Feb. 18-1 mo) TTT RATES a TTT Beauty Parlors BEDTY LOU PERMANENI wave. Special $5 and $7.50 Finger wave and shampoo $1 Facial 75¢ Hair cuttiig 25¢. Phone 2968 or 85 Simcoe North. o EXPERT MARCELLING BY Jetty Ward at Betty Lou Perman ent. Wave Shoppe. Marcel and sham poa $1. Phone 2968. WATSONS BARBER AND Beauty shop 9 Celina St. We spe cialize in ladies' hair cutting, mar celling, shampooing, facials. Marcel 5) cents. For appointments phone 2653. (Feb. 15-1 mo) MADAME MARIE, LATE OF Paris, France and T. Eaton, To ronto, high class beauty culture at moderate prices. Disnoy Building Fiat No. 1, above Dr. Tuck's. Phone 1376. (Feb, 4-Mar. 4) ESTAB Parle Road Music ARTHUR LYNDE, VOCAL TEACH er (Hambourg Conservatory, To ronto) pupils prepared for all exams. Oshawa Tus:day, 6% Wil liam street --est, upriairs. Phone 2754F. i (1201) FRANK CONVERSE SMITH. ONE of Toronto's leading violin teachers, 13 in Oshawa on Thursday afternoons tudio "lgin St E. one A Studio 86 Elgin Cee 0) HERBERT ©. THENEER, OR-] ganist and choir master of King Street United Church will accept pupils in piano, organ and vocal music. For particulars apply 50 William street east Phone 2896. (Feb. 3-1 mo) LEONARD RICHER, DIRECTOR of music, Oshawa Collegiate and Public Schools, Studio--47 Gibb St. phone 1984]. (Feb. 5-1 mo.) Radio Service OSHAWA RADIO SERVICE, AC- cessories for sale, repairs on elec- tric and battery sets, tubes and batteries tested, batteries re- charged rental supplied $1. Phone 3350), Charles Wales, 146 Elgin East. (Feb, 6-1 mo) RADIO SETS TESTED FREE OF charge, expert repairs on electric and battery sets, prices moderate, satis- faction guaranteed. Batteries re- charged 50c deliveced. Geo. Bur- roughs, certified radiotrician, King Street West, Phone 382-11. (Feb. 11-1 mo.) Real Estate For Sale FIVE ROOMED HOUSE FOR sale. Electric light. water, hard- wood floors. Mr. Park, Brock St., y north of C.P.R. tracks, Whitby dy (40b) FOR SALE--THREE HUNDRED and fifty dollars buys new threc- roomed dwelling with coal shed and lot 40x115 College hill district. Easy terms. Apply 85 Cromwell Avenue. (41c) Work Wanted RE-UPHOLSTERING CHESTER- fields m o o~der We save vou money Estimates free. G. A Con: stable. 74 Mechanic street. Phone 1593). (5611) =i sap-------- BATTERIES CHARGED. CALLED for and delivered. 75 cents If ren: tal supplied °'§' Batteries repaired Stan Blideon. 20 Mi'l St Phone 1885W. (Feb, 14-1 mo» BATTERIES CHA , CA for and delivered, 75c, rental 25c. 204 Oshawa Blvd. Phone 3112W. (Feb. 5-1 mo) JOBBING, CARPENTERING AND general house repairs, cabinet making furniture repaired, refinished and up- holstering. Phone 2598]. (Feb. 18-1 Mo.) LADY WANTS WORK SEWING housework or work by day, sleep out. Phone 996]. (dlc) Building Supplies CEMENT BLOCKS FOR SALE To insure prompt delivery place hirders in advance of delivery date W. Borrowdale, phone 1618, = Contracting CONTRACTING - CONCRETE plastering, electric or alterations Phone 139 for estimates (13tf) Articles For Sale MIXED HARD aND s0F1 WOOD slabs, $3.50 per load. Also bone dry body wood Waterous Meek Limited Phone 1288 Apr. 26ti) FOR SALE--HEI AN CO. Ltd., planos, new and used planus, uso radios, latest models; terws arranged Apply C. Trull. Phone 15664. (111th FOR SALB--STRICTLY NEW laid eggs in ahy quantity delivered anywhere in city. Phone 896. (Jan, 20-1 mo) FOR SALE-FIFTEEN JEWEL Wrist watches, complete with latest style metal bracelets, $2.50. Genuine diamond rings, $8.75. Small deposits secures any article. Dell's Jewelry, 26% Simcoe South. Upstairs, iy 23--1 Mo.) FOR SALE --BLECTRIC WASH- er. 3 piece suite, Beds. Apply 50 Elgin St. West. (41c) FOR SALE --HEINTZMANN UP- right Piano. Excellent condition. Cost $425, will take $225 cash. Apply Box 434 Times. (40c) For Rent FOUR AND FIVE ROONEL MOD ern suites including electric refrig eration, stove, Ilamndry, conven) ences, efc.; continuous hot water eupplied. Apply Supt phone 2671. vr The Trusts and Guarantee Co Ltd. manager for owner, I'oronto. (237-0) APARTMENTL--MODERN, HOME like suites. Some furnished, laun- dry, conveniences, elec dryer, etc., elec stoves, elec refrigeration, hot water year round. Phone 1550 or 2347TW. (8tf) OFFICES TO RENT OVER AND. crson's Clothing Store, heated, cen- trally located, suitable for legal or dental professions. Apply C, M. An- dersony (35 tf) TO RENT-- TWO _ FURNISHED apartments, one large and one small. Phone 2674. (381) FIVE ROOMED HOUSE FOR rent, with all conveniences and gar- age. Apply 554 Oxford "St. (391) FOR RENT--TWO ROOM BATH flat, furnished, gas, phone and all conveniences. Apply 292 Haig Street. (39¢) TWO PARTLY FURNISHED rooms, light, water and use of phone. Five minutes walk of Mot ors. $12.50 per month. Phone 1P4W, (40b) FOR RENT--THREE UNFUR- nished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. All conveniences. Apply 314 Elgin St. E. or phone 3243M after six p.m. (40c) FOR RENT--8 ROOM BRICK house, newly decorated, French doors, hardwood floors, Close to Motors. Suitable for two families, adults. $30. Apply 491 Simcoe south, (40c) SMALL HOUSE FOR. RENT. Phone 20641W, between 8.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. (41a) TO RENT--TWO FORNISHED bedrooms, or partly furnished and suitable for light housekeeping. Phone 3019F. Seven minutes west of four corners. (41c) ICEL UR D SIT- ting room, suit gentlemen or girls, also two furnished housekeeping rooms. Apply 215 Celina Street. (41a) PARLOR BEDROOM, GOOD board, suit two ladies or gentle- men. Also single room. Private family. Phone 2530J. (41c) Help Wanted--Female EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED for general housework. Apply 92 King street east. (394d) WANTED -- CAPABLE WOMAN for general housework. Good with children. Phone 425F. (41c) Position Wanted GTRI, WANTS POSITION, H : work, experienced. Phone 163 r 1-4. (40b) . Painting and Decorating R GUTSOLE, FIRST CLASS TA rhanger, painting and graining rices right, work guaranteed Pine Ave. phone 3065w or 2007w. (7211) PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND decorator. Estimates given on work. Phone 1367J. P. J. Brady. (Jan, 29-1 mo) === Home Cooked Meats ENGLISH HOME MADE PORK pies, steak and kidney ples hot or cold brawn, ~akes and pastries, ete., ete. Frank Drakes, 21 Maple rtreet. Phone 2372F. (77t1) Tailoring PAUL VERLAND, BEST AND most artistic clothes maker in Osh- awa for men who care. Prices fair ang reasonable, 12%; Simcue Street south. Phone 1583W, (Jan. 30-1 mo) Hemstitching NINE CENTS PER YARD, PLEAT- ed Skirts, oae dollar, alterations, éfe. All Kinds of beautiful fanay work on sale. Mrs. Dell, 261% Sim- 200 South, Phofie 1656. Walch Repairing F A VON NTEN FXPERT Swiss watchroaker repair shop. .at Jan. 17-1.mo) F Eo = FORNTTURE R : and repaired. Prices moderate, phone E-UPROLSTE 1436M or 2830\. George Lemee. dy; King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. 2 Auctioneer PHONE 716). W. ). SULLEY Ys auctioneer, 346 Simcoe Si... S. We can sell your odd pieces of furniture and other awsitles at ol vards. 41 King St W. Oshawa ntario Sets and Live Stock JAMESWAY HATCHED CHICKS from trap-nested breeders, 5. C. White Leghorns, barred rocks, White Wyandottes. Weite or-phone for cat- alogue. Oshawa Hatchery and Poultry Farm, 144 Park Road North. Phones 1337J, 1337F. (Feb, 15-1 mo) Nursing EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL nurse, with reference, open for en- gagements March first. Maternity or general nursing. Phone 742M. (Feb. 18-1 Md.) Builders' - Bargains Special bargains. February and March, Glazed sash $1.35. Fir doors with hardware $3.85, Combinatio doors with glass and screen $595. House paint $2.35 gal. Two-ply roof- ing $1.75. Hardwood flopring 8c per foot, Wallboard $28. Outside doors with glass $4.35. | 3 piece bathroom outfit, $59. Ready cut garages, sum- lmer cottages and tourist cabins, small cash deposit, balance easy payments Liberal delivery offer, Bargain cata logue free. Write Halliday, box 311, "eb, 11-1 mo.) Hamilton, GIRL DESIRES GENERAL housework, experienced with child- ren. Apply Box 441 Times. (41a) Rates for | Classified Ads. First insertion--1145 cents per word. _ Minimum charge $0c. Each subsequent consecu- tive lc per word. Three 'consseutive inser tions for th price of two firet (insertions (3hree cents a word). Uinlmum charge for three insertions, 60 ceuts: Box number 10c additiona! Professional or Business Cards, $2.60 'per month for 20 words or less; 10 cents a word per wonth tor each additional word. COMPLISH MUCH 'TELEPHONE 35 Ask for Classified AQ For Sale or Rent FOR SALE OR RENT--70 ACRE farm, free of encumbrance. Near Toronto, on Provincial Highway, Would consider a good house in part payment, 160 Elgin street east City. (39¢) Wanted To Buy ATGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FAT hens. Telephone 81 Whitby and reverse charges, (Jan. 30-1 mo) WANTED TO BUY--LIGHT DE- livery wagon or good wagon gear, Phone 3 Bowmanville. (39¢c) Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM §7 A WEEK. All conveniences. Apply Mrs, George A. Gibson, Temperance St., Bowmanville. (351) BED SITTING ROOM WITH board, suit two ladies or two gentle~ men, 'private family, phone 2530]. (38¢c) ROOM, AND BOARD $7.00 PER week. Apply 39 Ontario Street. (391) ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE gentleman, Apply 43 Elena St Phone 2426. (39¢) TO RENT----NICELY FURNISHED bedroom. One block from four cor- ners. Board if desired. Apply 78 Bond Street West, (41c) Lost and Found LOST--I1AGHT BROWN AND white Pekinese dog, female. An- swers to "Fluff" Finder leave at 23 William Street East, Reward (40¢) Notice of Application To Parliament NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be made to the Legislative Asegembly of the P vince of Onta at the next Session thereof on behalf of the City of Oshawa for an Act author: i.' °g the Treasurer of the Corpora- tion of the City of Oshawa to transfer to the Gencral Funds the Corporation all surplus monevs now held by him by reason of the sale rf debenture: in oxcess of re quir ents to pay for the. cos's of works undertaken under the pr-visions of *h Improve- ments Act, said sum amounting to $11,201.38, and further for legal. {s!=~ ratifying ap' confirming By- law number 1994 ° the sald = v a* * th» Debentures to be issued thereunder, said by-law having been passed for the purpose of horro~-ng tae sum of $10,000 fo to pa for t Cit, share of the costs of paving a certain ro%d in th~ Cetawa £1H5u 1 area. The existing Debenture "sbt of the City of Os" ~2wa awounts to the sum of $4,596.384.77 and no pay- ments of principal rr interest du« thereon are in arrears. Dated at Oshawa, this 13th day of January A.D. 1930. J. F. GRIERSON, Solicitor for the City of Oshawa. (11 17 23 29 25 41) HART HOUSE MEANS MUCH TO VARSITY Toronto People Do Not Real- ize Its Worth, Warden Declares (By Canadian Press Leased Vire) Toronto, Ont., Feb. 18.--There is less realization in Toronto than in several other parts of the world of the amazingly interesting ex- periment in University life being worked out at Hart House in the opinion of J. B. Bickersteth, war- den of Hart House, = While dis- claiming his own contribution. Mr. Bickersteth in 'a recent address, drew attention to the faet that Hart House, which people are apt to take for granted here, is more than a club or a union, more than a centre for pleasure of meals or getting together; that is a centre for those things which are the de- sirable by-products of a university life. As such it has drawn the atten- tion of some of the greatest educa~ tional centres of the world. The University of Paris (with Bologna and Oxford among the oldest in the world) had sent representa- tives to study Hart House. The City Universitaire in the 'Boule Mich" had developed, with its In- ternational units, but it had been felt that a central institution was necessary to connect the life of the various parts, And Hart House had therefore been studied. The University of London, is procuring its new Bloomsbury site, had looked similarly to Hart House, American education centres had made like enquiries. And Princetown in planning such a house when a $10,000,000 grant was received, had studied Hart House as a preliminary. It had been realied, Mr. Bickers- teth said, * that it would not do to lave too much art and not enough to eat." There matters had been attended to. But they were not the secret of the importance of Hart House. Then. he illustrated the real influence. Musicians had : co-operated gen- erously, and the music room might geem crowded with men for the re- gular musicales, In planning ex- hibitions of art it had been arrangr ed to have one showing on the 'walls in the first days the hundreds #{ of freshmen were arriving, that they might start with an {mpres- sion of what Canadian art was ac- Department. complishing, In. the small sketch 'room, copies of old 'masters were INVESTIGATIONS ALONG ARCTIC COAST COMPLETED Conditions Among Eskimos East of Mackenzie Favorable Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 18--(By C.P.) --(enerally favorable condiitons a- mong the natives along Canada's Ar- ctic Coast between the mouth of the Mackenzie river K and the Boothia peninsula are reported by Major L. 1. Burwash, of the Northwest Ter- ritories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior who re- cently returned after nearly 18 months. spent along the -Dominion's notrhern coast. Major Buswash cov- ered approximately 10,000 miles dur- ing the prosecution of his various in- vestigations and examinations, tra- velling by schooner, dog-team, and on foot. In addition to his report on the state of the Eskimos, Major Bur- wash brought hack valuable informa- tion on wild life matters and on the mineralized areas contained within the Coppermine River reserve, and a record of his observations at the north magnetic pole, Satisfactory conditions prevailed a- mong the natives cast of the Mack- enzie delta during the past 18 months according to Major Burwash. There were no epidemics, food was plentiful, and the fur catch was rea- sonably good, Among the Eskimos of the King William Island and Boothia Peninsula arcas there was a | striking evidence of the trend to- wards the adoption of the white man's. mode of- living, Heretofore the natives of this part of Canada's Arctic coast were very much isolat- ed and were consequently not so far advanced as the Eskimos of the Mac kenzie delta. However, the establish- ment of wireless stations by the Hudson's Bay Company at Cam- bridge Bay, Victoria Island and Gjoa Harbor, King William Island, the maintenance of a regular sup- ply service along this part of the coast, and activity in mineral ex- ploration have left their mark in the changing life and the customs of the natives. June, 1928, enroute to Aklavik at the Major Burwash left Ottawa on mouth of the Mackenzie river from which point he began his work in the North. Accompanied by an as- sistant, he sailed from Aklavik in the Department's 40-foot power schoon- er, Ptarmigan, on August 3, 1928. The .expidition touched at Baillie, Horton river, Pearce Point, Inman river, Bernard Harbor, and later at Cambridge Bay, Victoria Island. Ice conditions greatly retarded progress in Queen Maude gulf and the 300- mile voyage along its southern shore required 22 days. Winter quarters were established at Gjoa Harbor on King William Is. land. An overland trip was begun on December 1 to the northeast to Oscar bay, a distance of about 100 miles, where the Hudson's Bay Company's steamer, Fort James, was wintering. Igloos were built and food cached along the way so as to keep the line of communication with the ship which, through its powerful wireless equipment, provided the only means of communication with the outside world. A second trip was made in March and a third in April, both of which were extended 40 miles to the site of the magnetic pole where ob- servations were made. In April, Ma- jor 'Burwash received instructions from Ottawa by wireless to return westward and make an examination of: the mineralized areas of the Cop- permine River and the Bathurst In- let region, In order to make an early start it was necessary to leave the Ptarmigan which was still frozen in, ands pro- ceed by dog team. A beginning was made on. the Long trip to Bathurst inlet on May 17. This journcy, b cause of .snow blnidness among the members of the party, great scarc- ity of 'dogs, and accidents by the way was a most arduous one and Wimot island at the mouth of the inlet was not reached until June 16. An inter- esting évent on the trip was the meet ing with two Eskimos carrying to iKng William Island the wniter mail which contained letters for Major Burwash. which lett Ottawa the pre- ceeding November. From Wilmot is- land, notwithstanding the unfavor- amie travelling condiitons, an exam- ination was made of the mineralized areas around Bathurst Inlet. Very promising deposits of copper in pla- ces were noted during this survey. Toward the end of July a schoon- er reached Wilmot island and Major Burwash went to the Coppermine river area, where three weeks were spent in the region inland from the coast. Considerable loose copper was observed in the glacial drift indicat- ing the possibility of a prolific sur- vey, Major Burwash proceeded to Cambridge Bay, on the Hudson's Bay Company's steamer, Baychimo in connection with his other duties and tehn returned to Bathurst Ine let. Early in December he started south by aeroplane from Winnipeg, later proceeding to Ottawa to make his report to the Department of the Interior. 311 "The best way to civiilze the Af- rican native is to give him white em- ployment."--General Jan C. Smuts, placed to replenish students' ideas in the history of art. The acid test «of interest in these matters had been shown in the keen attendance at the committee meetings, with their faulty and student organiza. tion, The theatre had never been more used than this year. : "For heaven's sake, realize what you have," concluded Mr, Bickers- teth., \ (QUEBEC WILL AID Government to Increase Its Shares of Public Health Costs Quebec, Feb. 18.--In answer to insistent calls on it to take over the entire change of county health units in the Province of Quebec, the Government will shortly intro- duce legislation, through Hon. L. A. David, Provincial Secretary, to aid the poorer counties by reducing the share of the cost which they are now obliged to bear in the interests of public health. As the law stands at present, two or more counties may join in order to form units, which are car- ried on by the taxation of the areas concerned and by grants from the Rockefeller Foundation. The Rocke- feller Foundation makes grants to the Government, which makes up the balance of the outlay not drawn from the units. The projected legislation wil? in- crease the share borne by the Gov- ernment, until at the fourth year of operation the province will be carrying 75 per cent of the cost, in- stead of 50 per cent as under the existing law. There are at present in operation in the Province of Quebec, 17 coun- ty health units, covering 21 of the 85 counties, with prospect of rais- ing the number to 23 in the coming twelve months, with 26 counties or- ganized. Under existing conditions, the distribution of costs is as follows: IF WANTING 1. INSURANCE of any kind Keal Estate or money em other tan frame houses allow me to J. H. R. LUKE Repent, Dhwire Bid. « Soiormade $25.00 j Scotland Woollen Mills | 8S. ROTISH, Manager serve Final Clearance of Men's and Boys' Overcoats DOMINION CLOTHING CO 68 KING ST. W t hone 2141 We Deliver POORER COUNTIES, third, or $4,000, and for the fourth year, and thereafter the county pays one-half of the cost, or $6,000, For the first year the share of the county council is one-fifth of the cost, or $2,400; For the second it is one-fourth, third year, it is one- Under the revision of assignment of costs, the proportions will be as follows: The county will pay one-twelfth, or $1,000 for the first year; one- eighth, or $1,500 for the second; one-sixth, or $2,000 for the third; and $3,000 for the fourth and all subsequent years, It must he noted, however, that the definition of a "poor" county, means that its valuation must be less than $6,000, Blodgett: So Jones fainted during the trip to Cuba by airplane. How was that? Dodgett: The porter said he was going to brush him off. -- COLEMAN CARTAGE LOCAL AND LONG OISTANCE 85 BOND ST. WEST GOOD USED CARS Are Sold by THE ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED . 90 Simcoe St. S. Phone 900 KARN THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFFI0 RPWOOD FLOORS LAID Electric Sanded and Pinishe ed Complete W. J. TRICK CO. LTD. 23 Albert Street Phone 230, 231 W.A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 Bond Street East Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses RE LUMBER F. L. BEECROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard P'hone Oshawa 324 " _ Whitby' 12 [ oy 7 ;. . Expert Watch Repairnig BURNS JEWELRY STORE King & Prince Sts. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Specializing exclusively in muscle anomalies . Oshawa Burial Co. successor to Disney-Cott AMBULANCE 87 Celina St. Phone 1082 MONEY * LOANED ¢ Cars Refinanced All Dealings Confidential G. R. Holden MOTOR LOANS AND DIS. COUNTS LTD. Felt Block Room 6 Phone 2790 Rub WHICH POLES? tem Poles. carved, and the fish. What spec WHAT SPECIES OF WOOD DO THE INDIANS IN BRITISH COL- UMBIA USE MOSTLY, FROM Yellow*Cedar is the species mostly used by the Indians in British Colum- bia, from which they carve their To- Whenever possible, these logs are painted with, soaked in fish oil, which the Indians extract themselves, which renders the wood less liable to split when being the grain easier. is done, the pole is dried in the sun, and then painted in colors with paints made by grinding certain clays with this same fish oil generally extracted from the roe of QUESTION FOR TOMORROW -- aeroplane construction, where is it procured? Oshawa Lumber COMPANY LIMITED 25 Ritson Road North Telephone 2821-2820 TO CARVE TOTEM or the small pieces also makes cutting across When the carving The oil itself is ies of wood is most used in and why, and