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( THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1931 PAGE SEVEN. pa CONAR Nii BARRISTERS olicitors, Nomties Public. Rie NYEYyIncin, general 4 n Law. Office 7% Simcoe Street Bot: 4 GD F. Annis RR ASEPH P MANGAN BA. BAR- ister, Soligitor, Notary Putlic. Con- es. Money to loa. Office th King St East, Oshawa Phone ; Renpience R37 RIERS R N Barrister, Etc Bank of erce ; [0 FMAN, BARRISTER Boligitor, Notary. Over Dewland's Store, Money to loan 16 Simcoe Street North. Phone 67. Resi- ence 3473W oOorD ). ) [) rs. Solicitors, Etc 24% Simcoe Et. N Phone 3160 Residence 3514 Money to loan. FRANK § EBBS, BARRISTER itor, Notary Public, Convey ne Money to loan. Third fluor new Alger Building, opposite Post DF, Phon I e 5 J HENNICK. B.A. BARRIE: er. 121% Simcoe St South Tele phone 3038--566 ("3 sept tf)» Medical PRB. J] HAZLEWOOD, I'MY- ician and Surgeon, special atten ion given to X-ray work and IE lectrotheopy Office. Disney Block Phone 2050 Office open 9 am. to. D pm. Residence 42! King Street ast, Phone 2416. IDR, McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR geon, Accoucher. Office and resi dence King St. East, corner Vie: torja St. Oshawa Phone 94 Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist HR, FT BRYANS OF 160 Bloor Street West, Toronto, will be at his office over Jury & Lovells Drug store each Saturday from 1 til 4 pm, for consultation and treatment of diseases of ear, nose ane throat only. Appointments may bs made at drug store. Phone 7, Undertaking {UKE BURIAL CO, 67 KING ST Fast. Ambulance Residence $42 Simcve Street North. Phone 2101 and 210W, DSHAWA BURIAL CO, M F Son, Proprietors Armpit FATT Service dav mhuiance 4 ' Fuerte. Phone 1082W 8 and night, (4tf) Architects Celina C. STENHOUSE, GENERAL Architectural work. Second floor Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496 Residence phone 909 Auctioneer E 716] W 1 SULLEY Au..'oncer, 346 Simcoe St. S. Osh- awa, Ont. Special attention wiven to household furniture sales an farm stock and implements. Your patronage solicited ELMER LBUR, L Auctioneer, furniture, farm stock {implements a specialty, Terme Phone 1648 r 24. moderate 39 doe 0) Watch Repairing F. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repait shop at 4% King St.7et West. Your rat ronage is solitited Battery Service BATTERIES CHARGED 75% with rental $100 Repaired and re built, Called for and delivered Prompt service, Stan. Bligdon. 20 Mill St. Phone 960 Hemstitching 3 APMSTITOHING, 1 GENTS O embroidery work, alterations, dressmaking, etc. The Dell Shop. 8. Phone 16586, . 26% Simcoe 5 fly 81) Transportation CAPTAGE AND STORAGE. LE, 85 Bond West. Special ists in furniture moving. Storage warehouse and moving van equip . Phone 82 Tent --CKRTAGE ntenctor. Local and ag dis tooo aauling, loads ins:red 60% Carnerle Ave. Phone 1618. ETRE To -- Private Hospital -- Rest Home : , WHITBY. REGIS Nurse In Jharge. Conline d all patients requirini care fad tn Two dollars dally tion invited up. Faves (29 dec 0! = ls ~ PHON B A Palmist, on matters of import. hry 2% Louisa Bt. Phone 2636F Business privaté. \ (20 jan c) Music Lessons. : [LD G GUN, ORGAN ist, choirmaster, iimcop Unite. Church. Plano, organ, singing. Phone 3128. Residence 765M. : © (28 dec ¢) ] ction ana singing Studio Johns Plano (3 jan ¢) - Awnings A s 3, FLAGS, Jaulion, repairs, ete. Phone 3104. rge Reid, 66 Bond W, J. J. Turner & Sons, Representative. (25 dee c! Male Help Wantiuw, the city, age over 25. Pre, with store experience, Ap tonight or Thursday 10-12 24 Alger Bldg. ag 1941M, 147 Nassau St. Dental NR S 4 PHILLIPS, OVER BAS setts Special attention to X-ray work. traction. Nurse in at tendance Phone 959 House 1312 DAVIS AD D SON, INSURANCE 19 King St West, Oshawa. The old- est Fire Agency in (Oshawa 30 re out hle Fire Companies, ING [INS E consult R. N Johns 80 Simcoe St North, Your insurance wants at: tended to and vour interests. pro tected A papy of Canada, Dominion Bank Chambers. Phone 1834, Zlex 8 Ross, 8. F. Everson (16 oct tI) Beauty Parlors BEAUTY . Permanent wave special $7.50 wave for $4.00, 10 days only Naturelle Method. Marcel fle Finger wave 76c, Expert opera tors only. 86 Simcoe St. North. Phone 2968. Open evenings. (2 aug tf' A HAIRDRESSING Betty Ward and Grace Maishall experts in all kinds of Beauty Culture Our permanent wave a specialty, $500, $750 and $1000 Finger wave and shampoo $100 Marcel 50c. Facials. scalp treatments and manicures Coffer Shoppe entrance. Phone appoint ments 1973 GEN Parlors, (15 may 1 mo.) ON BEAUTY PARLOR, Celina St. All lines of beauty culture. Marcel 50¢, Shampoo and finger wave $1, Christmas spec- fn] Permanent Wave $5. Guaran teed work by experienced opera tors, Phone 2653 for appoint ments, (145d) dresser, 92 Church St. Marcel ling 36c and finger waving 50¢c Phone 2188J. : (14 jan ¢) PEVIBER'S BRANCH HATR- dressing and Beauty Zuiture No. 9 Bradley Bldg, Cshasa, On: tarfo. (23 nov tf BESET BURTON BEAUTY thoppe, formerly "La Parisienne' Marcel 0e, Shampoo and Finger Wave $1.00, 5% Simcoe Street South, (over Anderson's). Phone 71. (24 dec c LILLIAN McLEAN, PHONE 2105 marcel 35¢ at your home or 736 Albert St. (28 dec ¢) "YELLOW BIRD" HAIRDRESS- ing Shoppe. Marcel 36¢c, Halr cut 16¢c, Mrs, H, Dafoe, 137 Ritson Rd. 8, Phone 1255F. (8 jan ¢) FINGER WAVE 60c, MARCEL 36c, Trim 26c, Miss Robbing, 81 Ontario St, Phone 1115W, (15 jan e¢) Articles For § Sale FOR SALE--DRY BODY WOOD. $3 3% cord, Mixed wood, $2.76 3% cord. A. Wall, Phone 2628F, (8 Jan ¢ FRANK McQUAID, COAL, COKE, dry body wood, hard. soft, mixed slabs, Phone 24.3W, 115 Annis St. (2 jan ¢) FOR SALE--BODY HARDWOOD Beech and Maple. $3 s'ngle cord. R, Christy, 281 Elm Grove Ave. Phone 1979W, (26 dec c» WEST END WOOD YARD, THE best for the money. Dry hard wood, % cord $3, Dry softwood. % cord $2,560. Satisfaction guar- anteed, Ben Corson, phone (11 jan ¢) I y y mixed $2.50, dry body maple $3. Coke and Coal, 79 John St, Cali 3109J, (18 jan ¢) FOR SALE -- COOK STOVE, four holes, burns coal or wood. Cheap. 600 Montrave Ave, (146¢) Radios Repaired EXPERT RADIO SERVICE ON all makes of radios, Work fully guaranteed. Tubes .3-ted free National Radio Serviee 3186M. (8 fan ¢) PHONE 8350) OSHAWA RALI0 Service for radio repairs. Fully equipped to give reliable service. Ches, Wales, (10 jan c) EARLS RADIO--REPAIRS ON all sets, batteries charged, short wave parts, Cheapest prices Phone 1200W. 115 Alice Street. (11 Jan c) 2 0UR SCIENTIF repaired. Our methdos are skil ful and our prices moderate, Ten years specializing in repair work. Free inspection, Call 2806W. Certified radiotrician, (2 jan c¢) For Rent : APARTMENTS, MODEWN, 3 AND 4 rooms, low rentals. Phone Dis ney 1550 or Supt, 2347W. (133t8) 00M TO LET--HEATED, ALSO garage, heated. Apply Honey's Lunch 73 Simcoe N, \sk for Mr. Collett, Te (146¢) Rest Home OSHAWA REST HOME, NORFE in attendance, warm 1 ms, terms reasopable. 80 Brock St. W Phone 3293, (30 dec ©) Furs Repaired FURS REPAIRED, REMODEL fed and lined 40 years exper) ence, fur trimmings by the yard. collars snd cuffs. Fup coats $25 up, Littper, $6 Simeoe North (28 oct 1.mo) FUR AND FUR COATS RE paired, remodelled and relined. Also scientifically cleaned by ex pert furrier. Also fu supplies 119 Huron Crescent. Phone 632M (7 jan ¢) E 5) remodelled at Mrs, G. Hicks. Phone 2373) or Melrose 5229. (7 jan ¢) A Pars repaired, moderate prices, 143 Prince St, J. H, Wilson, Toronto, Pets and Livestock CANARIES FOI SALE--CHOICE singing canaries, Guaranteed, A. Henning, Oshawa Aviaries, 16 Bruce St. Phone 1254F. 1 | (145¢) | FOR SALE-- BARRED ROCK | and White Leghorn chicken and | hens, Apply 8. Henry, Wilson Rd. North, Phone 1088 It 4, (147¢) ET a -- Sa aad Skates and Boots SKATES AND BOOTS, NEW AND | slightly used. $1.50 up, Your old skates taken in exchange Open evenings. 12 Richmond St, East (22 jan ¢) "Help Wanted--Female (146d) ed, Phone 190, Work Wanted WANTED -- POSITION AS housekeeper or general house work by the month. No refer ence, Mrs, M, Watts, Dox 598, Port Hope or phone 681W. (146a) SINGLE UNEMPLOYED MEN WELL LOOKED AFTER IN VERDUN Montreal.--An efficient and prac- tical system for the maintenance of unemployed single men has been worked out by the city of Verdun, a suburb of Montreal. Last fall the Verdun Relief Society, organ- ized to take charge of the work, se cured two flats and in these quart- ers about 30 men are being housed. A general call for assistance was sent out to the merchants of the city and food and clothing have been contributed as needed. Over 2,500 meals have been provided and only $1041 has been spent. The men wash and repair their own clothing, and those with ex- perience as cooks prepare the meals for the whole number. They are given leave at regulated intervals to go out to look for employment, but otherwise spend their time with in doors working at assigned tasks. Strict rules, one being that every man must be in by nine o'clock at night, are enforced, the penalty for infraction being expulsion. The society 1s non-sectarian and non-racial in its work and any un- employed single man who has been a resident of Verdun for six months may go to the shelter for relief. Rates For Classified Ads Each eonbsequent consecu- tive insertion 1c per word. Three consecutive inser tions for the price of two first insertions (three cents 8 word), Minimam charge for three insertions G0c. Boz nun.ber 10¢ additional Professional or Business Cards, $2.50 per month for 20 words or less. 10 cents a word per month for each additional word Phone 35 Ask for Classified Ad Department CENTENARY OF | CARTIER ARRIVAL T0 BE CELEBRATED. Explorer's Voyage Up St. | Lawrence River May | Be Enacted | ---- | Montreal.---A large-scale cele- | bration of the fourth centenary | of the arrival at Montreal of the great French explorer, Jacques Cartier, is now heing planned by | Zim and | the Canadian Archaeology Numismatic Society and the Mont- | real Historical Society, the two | principal historical rocieties in | this city, to take place in 1934. | A provincial committee of promi- | nent eitizens has been formed t's | work out plans and arrange for a 1tting celebration of an outstand. ing event in the history of Mont. real and of Canada. While no information has been issued as to what kind of an event the committee has in mind, | ft {8s understnod that a pageant on a large scalp is being considered. This might (nvalve the construc tion of a ship exactly the same as the one in which Cartier made his eventful voyage, and the enact- ment of a voyage up the St, Lawr- ence to Quebec and Montreal as nearly as possible according to the facts of history, Jacques Cartier, greatest explorer of the North American continent, has in the | past been somewhat less widely | known in the popular mind than Columbus and the Cabots, and the celebration is planned with the intention of giving him full credit for his courage, his initia. tive, his skill in navigation, his almost uncanny ability to guese at geography, and hig curious pow- er of communicating with the strange-tongued people of Canada. | of St. Malo, Little Freddie came home from school wearing a puzzled frown, "Grandpa," he sald, "when did you become grandpa?" "When you were born, sonny," sald the old fellow, "And if I had not been born, would you never have been a grandpa?" asked the hoy, "I don't suppose go," grandpa re- plied. "Then what are you going to give me for it?' Freddie asked. } cal material. 1 le YOUN; SAIL-MAKFR iw I know." Dinkle: "You're well read, aren't un?" BUILDING GLIDER Femous Saildoft at Saint | John Takes on Modern Appearance Saint John, N. B. -- While pic tures renumscent of Saint john glory as a home for wooden shins 4nd tron men lok down rom the walls or a famous sail-loft on W ter Street here, a young sail-maker | is completing a craft mdicative ( the comunercial and scientific pro gress made since Scammell's "bird ships of 00 caught the air in their | spreading white wings, and wind and wave were witness to mmpreca- | tions from hard-handed skippers, | creaking hand-winches, old chanty songs and flapping canvas. } 'Lhe youth Joseph Golding, as ciated with the firm whose sills were known on every sca, has 1a-| shioned a primary training glider | utilizing the sort of canvas that, took Saint John's wooden shy nightly throngh the stormy Nort) Atlantic or whatever waters wire decreed by the good of conuncer Built according to official speci | cations, this lying ship in all pr ability will take the air as gr fully as the tall clippers of anoti cra went down to sea, But- "The glorious past," say ole ers, spitting contempuousl huge "tin' ships moored at wh once spread with the 'sprits a-hundred 'sa p, "A man needs wooden canvas to prove he's ; I mutter, recalled blue-eyed si other days, gaunt seamen f for thew strength and swarming up towering sj along vard-arms in a roaring Gliders previously have | Sat John, but J eighteen years old, is the construct one embracis All part ast strut and fitting made by Joe mn his s cnased here, 'Lhe tot: s been $05 and only the y touches remain. a "Primary Traini was built m Known as Ulider," the ship { plans used by the Syracusc i Club Vechmeal informatio provided by a Montreal air ent! 1ast, a local aviator, and r nagazines, Golding started work on the Glid er a year and a hali ago, | ana to try out the craft somnet re A Kodak.. the Gift for Parents First in the thoughts of 1'arents are their children. With your gift of a Kodak you enable them to <btain that which will cheer them more than anything else in later years--a snapshot re. cord of their children's lives. A Kodak is the gift for parents, And this practical, useful, appropriate gift. comes at almost any price you wish to pay. Kodaks are from $3 up; the box Brownie, a dependable, Eastman-made camera, sells for as little as $2.25, Start your Christmas Shopping here KARN'S DRUG STORE Next 1'. O, Phone 78 | TIME TABLE { WHITBY, OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE ! 03808 LINES } eek Day Saou 131) [ Leave Leave ! Bowmanville Oshawb | Gam 105 a.m: TWam BOSem giSam Bam 10.0am 103 am U3%am 12Wpm LiSpm 145pm 2.45 p.m s$dpm 1.20 a.m, 8.20 8.m, 9.05 a.m, 10.45 8.01, 1225 pm, 1200pm 6.45 pan f Y 10.% p.m 1200 a.m , am, . rarked * are through busses to spital Goin, Leave Hospits) gs East Leave Arrive Bow wanville 9.10am. 92am 55 1045am. 1L00am 1L.Y) am | Le 1205p.m 1.30 p.m. 1.45 p.m. 245 pom. Ar, 3.00 p.m. Lv 4.40 p.m. | If it's to be Bought or Sold - Times Cassified Ads will du it Wiggle: "The more 1 read the SPECIAL! Clean Carbon, recondition Valves and motor tune up Chey, 4 cylinder ..... .$8.76 Chey, 6 cylinder .,....55.25 ONTARIO MOTOR SALES 86 King st, E, Phone 900 11921 Chey, Sport Sedan 11028 Chev. Sedan, free wheeling Ross, Ames & Gartshore HUDSON--ESSEX 135 King St, W. Phone 1160 445 p.m. 5.05 p.m. 5.45 p.m, 6.05pm. vm 815 p. I | 10.30 10. | SUNDAY AND HOL! Going West Leave Leave Arrive Bowmanvill 10.45 8.1 T. A, GARTON, PROPRIETOR BOWMANVILLE PHONE 412 or 346 Oshawa Waiting Room, Reasonable Rates and Careful Drivers GRAY COACH LINES Grand New Year's Eve FROLIC onal 'tairment Genosha Hotel Tickets Now np Sale Profes: Christmas Specifications : irniches: length, : J inches; weight, without pilot, | 170 pounds. | The product had its ger | riendly wager that build a glider, Tht 2 erly eut and sewed for sailin will carry a modern your above the old waters of § harbor, whence the trim eet 8 8 | feet Felt Bros. wor The Leading Jeweller Established 1880 i Join | 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH | tv cue sail-driven ships are fading Father of the Bride--"My d te. will have a dowry of but of course I must make inquiries | about your antecedents and pro pects, The Anxious Suitor-- "That's not | necessary. Wa can get together 1] am gure. Don't make any and I will take her for £25,0 wigh- | L000, | nquiries | rr lpr 9 0 We Deliver OMPS@ PRUG STORE PHONE 22 WE DELIVERY Simcoe St. 8S, From Now Till Christmas POTATOLS 90 mm. bag 40c HOGG & LYTL 54 Church St. WE DELIVER E, LIMITED Phcne il (Effective, Nov, 22, 1931) (Eastern Standard Time) | : Phone 2825 LEAVE OSHAWA LEAVE TORONTO | PM, AM, eM | 2.30 | 3.30 4.30 5.30 6.30 b7.30 7.3¢ 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.30 r.Mm, 12.30 1.30 8.30 b.39 10.30 dil.ze 2.30 Daily except Sunday. b--Saturday, Sun. | day and Holidays only, d--Sundsy enly. | CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Train Service Effective, Nov. 22nd EASTBOUND | Lv. Oshawa, 8.55 a.m Except Sunday, 9.42 a.m. Daily, 1.44 pm Except 10.22 p.m. Daily, 12,35 a.m, Daily, 12.45 am Daily, WESTBOUND , 44% am 5.50 a.m 6.26 a.m 4.06 p.m. Daily 6.48 p.m Except Sunday, 7.20 p.m. Except Sunday, Sunday. Daily, Daily, Daily, CANADIAN PACIVIC RAILWAYS Effective Nov, 22. 1031 (Standard Time) Eastbound a.m. Daily Trenton Local Daily, ex. x41 pom Daily 12.05 a.m, Daily, 1.05 am, Dail 2.2 ) 4 Sun, x For Ottawa, Montreal and East « ly Flag, he Westbound "a.m. Daily, 713a.m Daily, } 1 pm Baily, Jep.m Daily, except Sunda | wmi.54 p.m. Daily, Pt Sides m Toronto and West only=flag. EEE | Girls' All Wool Fancy PULLOVERS at 45 p.m i 10 Prince | Special Busses For All Occasions | | REPAIRING WATCHES orn SPECIALTY '» J. BROWN It your watch 1s not giving gatisfaction we can repair and make it tel! the correct time. THE JEWELER Official Watch Inspector for Canadian National and Osh. awa Raflroads 20 Simcoe St, +, hone 189 BOYS CORDUROY BREACHES, double seat and double knee, $1.39 Special Dominion Clothing Co., a8 King 8t WW Phone 2141 fA il WATSON'S BEAUTY PARLOR Marcel, Permanent and Finger Waves Phone 2053. & Celina St, ROYAL YOR Te Halt Pound 7.8 Pkg. At all Superi Stores ange Pekoe EATON GROCETERIA It Pays To Shop Here Always a] nT Ry TREE ew | Diamonds |; Bassett's On Oshawa's Main Corner ' y fon, mr. BIMPK INS, MAC 8 Him To. COME t LOOKS LIKE WELL, TELL HELLO, N= 1D LIKE To WHAT He Bn a -- =X oet.and Found u +k = cember twelfth in ent Theatre or King or Ontario Streets or in Genosha Hotel, lady's gold wrist wateh Longuines initials L. M. H. Reward. Harris & Harris, phone 769, 41 Alger Bldg. ' (1460) money, Owner may have same by proving property and this ad. Phone 2452W. Motor Cars cars or trucks, We also special: ize in automobile metal bump- ing, body repair work, painting, (147) washing and seme rg refnish- &:, Merritt! "Test. iY Wr bial 2 AH "1 S38 WE HAVE A CROOMING BAXO PHONE PLAYER WITH US = MAC, You \L0ok Too TWEET For WORDS tly LL TARE IT BACK, YOURE "THE SAME My NEW MAR FOOLED WHIPPLE « aL 3% paying for | BRINGING UP FATHER NOW LISTEN, DONT] {| ASK YOUR WIFE \F YOU KIN GO OUT FER THE EVENIN- JUST TELL MER _ | YOURE GOIN OUT™ BE FIRM. SHOW HER YOURE THE BIG MASTER - CASEY: YOU'RE RIGHT: (VBE STOOD ENOUGH OF MAGGIED RULE || 'LL Go OUT i TO-NIGHT EVEN |f FI HAVEN'T By. Geo. M BY JOLLY. (LL GO RIGHT HOME AN' FOLLOW CASEY S ADVICE WHILE \'M IN THIS FRAME OF WHERE 9 MRS-JIGGS? TELL HER TO COME HERE~ | WANT TO OPEAK TO HER ~ SHED OUT S\R- SHE SAID SHE D DINE AT MRS OLIVE HOYLES| HOUSE SIR - SHE SAID YOu COULD WAVE THE NIGHT OUT RATS-I'LL NEVER WORK UP 4A TEMPER LIKE THAT AGN VERY SOON-