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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1932 : r Sold -- Times Classified Ads will do it : PAGE SEVEN » i If it's to be Bought o SL TEN CONANT & ANNIE BARRISTERS Solicitors, Notaries Public, Etc Conveyancing and general practice in Law.. Office 7% Simcoe Street, DR. S. J. PHILLIPS, OVER BAS- sett's. work. Gas .xtriction. tendance. Dental Special attention to X-rav Nurse in at- Phone 959 House 1312. South, Oshawa. Phone 4. G. D. $omnt. BA. LLB.; A F. Annis, W. EN. SIN IR, K.C. BANK of Commerce Building. JOSEPH P. MANGAN. B:A., BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Con- ancer. Money to luaw. Office 12 ing St. East, Oshawy. Phone esidence phone 837, GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & Fraser. Barrister, Etc. Bauk of Commerce Bldg. LOUIS S. HYMAN. BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary, Money to loan. 16 Simcoe Street North. Phone 67. Residence 3473W, ~~ GREER & HUMPHREYS, BAR- risters, Solicitors, Etc, Simeve St. N. Phone 3160. Residence 3514. Money to loan. FRANK S. EBBS, BARRISTER. Sot.citor, Notary Public, Conyey- aucer. Money to loan: Third fluor nsw Alger Building, opposite Post Office. Phone 2/96. HENNICK, B.A., BARRIS 8. J. ter. 12% Simcoe St. South. Tele phone 3038-665. ("3 sept tf) est Fire Agency in Oshawa. 30 re- put.ble Fire Companies. : WHEN PLACING INSURANCE consult R. N. Johns, 80 Simcoe St. tected 0 Medical DR. B. J. HAZLEWOOD, I'HY- sician and Surgeon, special atten- X-ray work and Electrotheopy. Office, Disney Block Office open 9 ain. to 9 p.m. Residence 421 King Street tion given to Phone 2050. East. Phone 2416. DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- ce and resi St. East, corner Vic- eon, Accoucher. Offi ence Kin toria St. Phone 94. shawa. B! Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist | 160 Bloor Street West, Toronto, will be Lovell's Drug store each Saturday frém 1 for consultation and treatment of diseases of ear, nose Appointments may be made at drug store, Phone DR F. T. BRYANS OF at his office over Jury til p.m., anc throat only. DAVIS ADM D SON, INSURANCE, 19 King St West, Oshawa. 1he old- North. Your insurance wants at- tended to and veur interests oro- SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COM- pany of Canada, Dominion Bank Chambers. Phone 1824, Alex S. Ross, S. F. Everson. (15 oct tf) Beauty Parlors BETTY LOU BEAUTY PARLOR. Permanent wave special $7.60 wave for $4.00. 10 days only Naturelle Method. Marcel b0c. Finger wave 7c, Expert opera tors only, 86 Simcoe St. North. Phone 2968. Upen eveuninss, : (2 aug tf) GENOSHA HAIRDRESSING Parlors, Betty Ward and Grace Maishall, experts in all kinds of Beauty Culture. Our permanent wave a speciaity, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Finger wave and shampoo $100. Marcel 50c. Facials. scalp treatments and manicures. Coffec Shoppe entrance. Phone appoint- ments 1973 (15 may 1 mo.) LORENE JOHNSON, HAIR- dresser, 92 Church St, Marcgl- ling 36c and finger waving 50c. Phone 2188J. (14 feb ¢) PEMBER'S BRANCH HAIR- dressing and Beauty Cu.ture, No. 9 Bra ., Phone 38, Osh-* awa, Ontario. Sig (23 nov tf) For Rent FOR RENT -- APARTMENTS Simcoe Manor and Victoria Apts., completely modern, and very cleanly, It will be a pléasure to have you {ngpect them. Open throughotit the day ang evening. Bradley Bros, local mgrs, __ (8 teb ¢) APARTMENTS, FURNISHED OR unfurnished. Low rentals. Disney, phone 1550. (14tf) 2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS with all conveniences. One large bed sitting room furnished. Phone 2607J. (26¢c) FOR RENT--3 NICH ROOMS, choice of growgd floor, All con- venlences, phonw, electric *wash- er. Reasonable respectable Ave, party. Lulalle Times. 5 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, CEN- tral, conveniences. Immediate possession. Twelve dollars, Hor- ton & French, Times Bldg. 3 eh an (27¢) FOR RENT--ONE 8° ROOMED brick houge. Modern conveni- ences, with garage. $20 per month. 6 roomed brick house, hardwood floors, open fireplace, with gar- age, north end. $30. Apply Brad- ley Bros, (27¢) Rest Home r Classified Ads. First Insertion--115 cents per word. Minimum charge for one in- sertion 30c. Each subsequent tive insertion word. Three consecutive inser- tions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word), Minimum charge for three insertions 60c. Box number 10c additional. Professional or Business Cards, $2.60 per month for 20 words or less, 10 cents a word per month for each additional word. PHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Department consecu- 1c - per OSHAWA REST HOME, NURSE in attendance, warm home, terms reasonable. 80 Drock St, W. Phone 3293. (29 feb ¢) Poultry POULTRY WANTED -- ALL kinds of poultry alive, highest prices paid. Phone 81, Whitby. Special price for 3004 fat hens. (12 feb ¢) 'Room and Board LILLIAN M:LEAN, PHONE 2105 marcel 35¢ at your home or 735 Albert St. (28 feb c) CROQUIGNOLE PERMANBNT wave special $5. Finger wave 50c. Marcel 35¢, Call 3369. (25 feb ¢) Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST. Ambulance Residence 542 Phene 2107 East. Simcoe Street North. 'and 210W. .OSHAWA BURIAL CO, M. F. Armstrotg Son, Proprietors Funeral and Amtulance Service day (4th) ind night. Phone Celina. - Architects € C. STENHOUSE, GENERAL Second floor Architectural work. Royal Bank Building. Residence phone 909] Phone 1496 Auctioneer | "PHONE 716), W. 1. SUILEY. | Au..'oneer, 346 Simcoe St. 5." Osh- Special attention idven to household furniture sales and farm stock and implements. Your awa, Ont. tronage solicited Watch Repairing | FA VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at Your pat- 44% King St.ret West. ronawe is solicited MISS Mc¢KENNA PERMANENT waving, finger waving, marcel- ling and beauty culture. 156 Rox- borough Ave. P'hone appoint- ments 1230F. g (26 feb ¢) Articles For Sale FOR SALE--DRY BODY WOOD, $3 % cord. Mixed wood, $2.76 14 cord. A. Wall. Phone 2628F. (8 feb.c) FRANK McQUAID, COAL, COKE, dry body wood, hard, soft, mixed slabs. Phone 2423W, 115 Annis St. (2 feb c» WEST END WOOD YARD, THE best for the money. Dry hard wood, 14 cord $3, Dry softwood, 3% cord $2.50. Satisfaction guar anteed. Ben Corson, phone 1941M. 147 Nassau St. (11 feb c) DRY BODY WOOD, $3 A LOAD. Claude McQuaid, 54 Albert St. Phone 1079J. (2 feb ¢) DRY BODY HARDWOOD, Beach and Maple. Stove length $3 3% cord. Robert Christy. Phone 1979W. * [12 feb c) Battery Service BATTERIES CHARGED built. Mill St. Phone 960 75¢ with rental $1.00. Repaired and re- ! Called for and delivered. ' Prompt service, Stan. Bligdon. 20 Hemstitching FIEMSTITCHING, 17 CENTS ON alterations, embroidery work, dressmaking, etc. The Dell Shop. 2614 Simecoo S. Phone 16586, (5 {ly 81) Transportation CATTAGE ists in furniture moving. ment.. Phone 82, W. BORROWDALE, CARTAGE contractor. Local and "rag dis tance vauling, loads insvred. 609 Carnegla Ave. Phone 1618. AND STORAGE. Coleman's, 85 Bond West. Special Storage warehouse and moving van equip* "Music Lessors "REGINALD G. GEREN, ORGAN: is, choirmaster, Simcoe United Church. Piano, organ, singing. Phone 3128. Residence 765M. -° (28 mar ¢) HARD BODY HARDWOOD FOR sale. Call W. H. Thompson, 507 King West. 742J. (15 feb ¢) DRY SLABS $2.25 1; cord. Body maple $3. Coke, 79 John St Phone 3109J. (21 feb ¢) DRESSER, BED COMPLETE, kitchen tabje,' Morris chair, small table, book shelves, 11 Burke gt. Phone 2646, (27¢) FOR SALE--MAHOGANY DIN- ing room suite and divanette. Apply 169 Park Rd. South, (210) 4 FOR SALE ELECTRIC STOVE, 4 burner, Moffat, $30. Apply 170 Oshawa Blvd. (28a) AIRWAY VACUUM CLEANER, complete with all attachments, Only purchased five weeks ago. Will sacrifice for cash. Phone 2744F. (28¢) Work Wanted GIRL WISHES POSITION AS nursemaid. Can take full charge of children from infants up. Will also assist with housework. Wages very reasonable. Apply Box 228 Times, (286¢) For Rent or Exchange JUST THE PLACE YOU ARE looking for--For rent or ex- change for house in Toronto, a suburban brick home, all con- veniences, Kingston highway, large corner lot, fruit trees and bushes, new asparagus bed, straw- berries, chicken house. for appointment, Whitby 534. (7 feb ¢) Mattresses & Feather Beds FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO ;mattresses and down comforters, Mattresses rebuilt like pew. Rep- resentative here now, Box 224 Times. (1 mar ¢) Phone | Fur Coats Repaired FUR COATS REPAIRED, RE- modelled and relined. Linings, buttons, etc., supplies. Crescent Furriers, 119 Huron Crescent. Phone 632M, - * (1 mar ¢) Radios Repaired PHONE 33500 OSHAWA RALIO Service for radio repairs, Fully equipped to give reliable service. Chas. Wales, (10 feb c, EXPERT RADIO SERVICE ON all makes of radios. Work fully guaranteed. Tubes tested. Parts for sale, Phoge 3186M, (16 feb c) For Exchange FOR EXCHANGE--CHEVROLET Coupe and a $1,000 bond for a larger car. Apply Box 231 Tp (27¢) Er RR RR Awnings A NGS, T s o paulins, evepything in ecanvas, Phone 2104, George Reid, 66 Bond West. J. J. Turner & Sons, Representative, (45 feb ¢) ws Lawyer (who has just come home): "I've worked like a horse all day." - His Wiie: "Been drawing convey- ancesd"' : . YOUR RADIO SCIENTIFICAL- lv repaired. Our methods are skill- ful and our prices moderate, Ten Years specializing in "repair work. ree inspection. Call 2806W « Cer- tified radiotrician. : (22 feb ¢) Barber Shop GUS BANKS, 180 CELINA ST., corner of Ash. Haireutting 15c. Children's halrcutting on Satur. days 20c. Open all day Wednes- days, two barbers, the best work- manship. (22 feb ¢) Home Baking GENUINE * GLUTEN BREAD, the only safe bread for diabetics. Fresh dally. Jean Ruth Cake Shoppe. No. 8 Simcoe. . '8 fan tf) ROOM AND BOARD FOR LADY | or gentleman. All 16 Brock St. W. Phone conveniences. 1342W, (27c) For Sale or Exchange J.T. O'CONNE Estate, Peterborough, offers for sale 100 acres of good land with | comfortable buildings, very reas- onably priced, near Peterborough. Owner will take a house with few acres of land adjoining the City of Oshawa. (20 22 24 26 28) Small farm, nearly fifteen acres, All necessary buildings. Stock and equipment if desired. Close to Oshawa. Take low priced dwelling and little cash. Phone 1550. (28a) ~ Wanted to Rent WANTED LARGE _ UNFUR- nished room, heated and central. Box 2035 Times. am NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Notice is Hereby Given that Ontario Shore was tompany, Limited will apply to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario at its next session for An Act validating and confirming by-law and agreement of the Corporation of the City of Oshawa granting an exelusive {ranchise for ry years to supply and dis- tribute gas in the said city; by-laws and agreements of the Corporations of the City of Belleville, the Towns of Whitby, Bow- manville and Trenton, and the Township of East Whitby, respectively, granting ex. clusive franchises for thirty-five years te stpply and distribute gas in the said city, towns and township; by-laws and agree. ments of the Cdrporations of the Townships of Sidney, Whitby and Darlington respec. tively, granting non-exclusive franchises for thirty-five years to supply and distribute gas in parts of the ot Townships, and a by-law and agreement of the Corporation ol the Township of Thurlow granting a non- exclusive franchise for thirty-five years to supply and distribute gas in the said Town. ship, all of the said franchises and the agreements relating thereto having been assigned. to and being now held by the said applicant, Dated this 6th day of January, 1932, CONANT & ANNIS, Barristers and Solicitors, Oshawa, Ont. Solicitors herein for the applicant, (4-10.16-22.28.34) (W1-2.3-4.5-6) ELL & CO. Rea | { many of For Sale or Rent | SMALL DRICK MODERN HOUSE for sale or rent, March 1st to re- | liable party. Apply 138 Nassau 1 8t. i (28¢) AIR ENGINES TO TRY NEW IDEA Steam Evaporation System for Cooling Being "Tried Out London.--Before this vear is out he aeroplanes in the Roy- al Ajr Force war fleet may be equipped with engines cooled by an ingenious evaporative system, in the place of the water-cooling methods employed in a large num- ber of aero engines and practically universal in the motor-car world. The new idea, first tried out in this country on a large scale in the engine installation of the airship R-101, has been developed in two vears of rescarch and experiment | to the point of suitability for use in aeroplanes For several months fast day bombers driven by evapor- atively cooled motors have flown on trial, and conclusive results are ex- { pected in. favor of the new system from a final series of experiments now taking place, which are ex- pected in favor of the new system from a final series of experiments now taking place, which, are ¢ngag- ing, in addition to the craft orig- nally fitted, two' new high-speed night bombing 'planes and a large multi-engined flying boat, Evaporative, or "steam" cooling substitutes for the large honeycomb radiator needed in the water-cbol- ing svstém a condenser mounted above the engine, preferably within the thickness of the acroplane wing. Watér circulates endlessly within the cylinder jackets and through a "header" tank which is suitably lo- cated between engine and conden- ser, Steam from the tank rises to the condenser, where it ig cooled again to the liquid state before re- turning to the engine circuit, Big advantages are claimed. Much less water is required; the weight saving in a 5 h.p. motér may amount to as much as 100 pounds. The machine would be less vulner- able in war-time. Many a pilot's life was jéoparidized during the 1914-1918 conflict by a' fullet hole in the water radiator through which poured the liquid safeguarding the continued running of his engine. A bullet in a steam condenser has much less serious results, because the difference in the «density of steam and "water means that the rate of escape of steam by wa@ght comnared with water is only as 1 to 966, ; Points of more immediate im- portance, and bearing directly on the operation of civil as well as military aircraft, are the elimination of anxiety about engine tempera- tures, the greatly reduced risk of freezing when the machine is not in use and the quickeg warming up of engines before a flight, The engine runs always near boiling point, and the pilot need not take any steps to regulate water temperature, such as the: winding of the radiator in and out of the air stream necessary with water-cooling. HEAVY FIRING AT HONGKEW Chinese Troops Massing on New Section Against Japanese London, Feb. 2.--A Shanghai despatch to the Dally Mail today said heavy firing had broken out in the Hongkew sector of the international settlement and that a big battle was feared im- minent, Chinese troops were massing behind the north station, which they stil] held, while the Japan- ese, who occupy the Hongkew area, were pushing forward thelr outposts and reinforcing thelr troops. A despatch to the Dally Herald sald a terrific exchange of ar- tillery fire between Chinese and Japanese had broken out in the north station area. ARCHBISHOP WARNS PEOPLE Calls For Special Prayer | | conditions in particular it for Success of Peace Conference Kingston, Feb, 2. -- Most Rev. Clare L. Worrell, Anglican primate, preaching in St. George's Cathedral on Sunday asked the congregation to pray for divine guidance for those participating in the forth. coming disarmament conference at Geneva. Peonle to-ay were asking that thei: prayers be answered in the way they wished, not according to the way in which God saw fit, he commented Mention of the disarmament con- ferenze was made only as a passing reference in the primate's address. He asserted the people of the world should know more about God. There was always 4 joy and a satistaction about a task well done, he said. W'th that end in view, he urged his hearers to pray for the success of the disarmament conference. Archbishop Worrell made no re- ference to the situation at Shanghai in the course of his sermon, Felt Bros. The Leading Jeweller Established 18868 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH =r pe aE I a= OMI . DRUG STORK PHONE 22 WE DELIVERY 1 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver {GOOD PROFITS IN CANADA HAS NEED FOR TIMOTHY SEED sn Canadian production of timothy seed is still far short of domestic requirements, and in this connec- tion Geo, JM. Clark, Dominion Seed Commigfloner, observes: "Therk is evidently room for ma- terfal incase in the home produc tion of tiothy seed and there are large areas throughout the Domin- fon in which it might be produced profitably at present prices." The 1931 commercial crop of timothy seed in Canada is estimated at 1,250,000 lbs, by returns filed with the Dominion Seed Branch. Records further show that commer- cial production in recent years has not exceeded 1,500,000 lbs, while the average domestic demand has been fully 9,000,000 lbs. annually. Since 1925 Canada's importations of timothy have averaged about 8,000,000 lbs. annually, and all of this has been imported from the United States, At the present time timothy seed in Eastern Canada is bringing farmers around 9 cents per pound while the price in Western Canada is around 8 cents per pound. This price is of course controlled largely by the price at which United States exporters can lay their product down at Canadian points, and this price includes such items as the cost of the seed, transportation, {nsurance, handling charges, and | customs duty, | Both the federal and provincial | Departments of Agriculture co-operating in crop and seed in- spection services, in the supervision of threshing and cleaning opera- tions, and in the inspection of home-grown seed for certification. At the present time the bulk of Canadian production comes from Quebec, Alberta and Birtish Col- umbia, FEEDING OF STEERS Some interesting information as to the possibilities of profit in the winter feeding of steers is sup- plied by the federal Experimental Farm at Brandon, Manitoba, While | the materfal deals with prairie serves as a timely suggestion of the pos- gibilities to the rancher that win- ter labour presents, The fundamental factor in deter mining the profit or labour in- come through feeding steers is of course the spread between the price | at which suitable steers can Lo | bought at the Yard and the price realized at the time of sale. | On this basis the Brandon Exper- | imental Farm shows a profit or la- bour income per steer of $22.11 on a spread of $4.10 per cwt.; $18.13 on a spread of $2.50 per cwt.; §16.- 44 on a spread of $2.60 per cwt.; | and a profit of $1.13 on a spread of $1.60 per cwt, The winter feeding of steers is one subject to which the Experi mental Farms Branch of the fed eral Department of Agriculture has been made with respect to import- ant localities in both Eastern and Western Canada. These indicate that the opportunities for securing a substantial labour income during the winter months through the feed ing and finishing of steers of! suitable type are too great to be overlooked, Complete information with respect to every phase of the proposition is available on applica- | tion to the Department through the Publications Branch Oot tawa, at "The Scot is a tidy man" likes 'his whisky neat. He We buy Old Gold and Silver We repair anything bought in a Jewelry Store BASSETT'S Jewelers | | | On Oshawa's Main Corner || | TIME TABLES Leave Bowmanville Hospital are | 7 | 8.45 | | ! ! | | | WHITBY, OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE BUS LINES Week Day Schedule (Effective on and after January 24, 1932) ing West Leave Arrive Arrive Oshawa Whitby Hospital 710 a.m, 6.55 a.m, 8.05a.m, &£20am, 6.20 a.m. 7.20 am, 8.15 a.m, 0.00 a.m, 9.05 a.m, 10,30 a.m, x12,10 p.m 1.45 p.m, 2.50 p.m. 5.15 p.m. 6.15 p.m, 7.45 p.m. 10,30 p.m, , 12,00 a.m. Going Leave Whitby 6.30 a.m, 7.30 a.m, 83am, 9.20 a.m, 11.45 a.m, 1.30 p.m, 3.10 p.m, | 12.40 p.m. 6.45 p.m, East Leave Arrive Bow- Oshawa manville 6.50am, 72am, 7.50 a.m, 8.15 a.m, 845a.m. Off 9.35 a.m. 12.05 p.m, 1.45 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 4.10 p.m, 5.05 p.m, 6.05 p.m. 7.45 p.m, 2.30 p.m, 11.00 p.m, 10,00 3.m, 12.35 p.m, 215 pa, Off 4.40 p.m. 5.40 p.m, 6.40 p.m, 8.15 p.m 1.15 p.m, 4.45 p.m 5.45 p.m. 7.30 p.m. 9.15 p.m, 10.43 p.m. 7.15 p.m, 11,30 p.m. SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE' t (1 Arrive Whitby 2.45 a.m, 11.00 a.m, 2.30 p.m, 2 6.30 p.m, 6 . 10.05 p.m, p.m, 12.30 p.m. Going East Leave ave Leave . Arrive Bowmanville Oshawa 80am, 830am, 10.15 a.m, 10.45 a.m, x 1.40 p.m, x 5.40 p.m, x 9.15 p.m, 11.40 p.m, Leave Hospital 4 45 p.m, 2 Arrive 940 a.m, 1045am, 12.15 p.m. 3.30 o.m, 7.45 p.m, 4.00 p.m, 2.50 p.m. 1 815 p.m, 0.10 p.m GRAY COACH LINES (Effective, Nov, 22, 1931) (Eastern Standard Time) Phone 2825 LEAVE OSHAWA LEAVE TORONTO | AM. P.M, AM, eM | 2.39 3.30 4.30 5.30 6.30 b7.30 8.30 b9.30 10.30 din2e 7.30 8.30 9.30 10.34 11.30, P.M, 12.30 1.30 a7.30 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.30 P.M. 12.30 13 2.30 11.30 s~Daily except Sunday, b--Saturday, day and Holidays only. d--Sunday enly. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Train Service Effective, January 10, 1932, EASTBOUND Lv. Oshawa, 8.55 a.m Except Sunday, 9.42 a.m. Daily. 1.44 p.m Except Sunday. 10.22 p.m. Daily. . 12.32 a.m, Daily, 1.01 am. Daile WESTBOUND Lv. Oshawa, 4.45 a.m. Daily, 555 a.m, Daily. x5.30 a.m. Daily, 4.06 p.m. Daily, 6.48 p.m. Except 7.20 p.m. Except Sunday, Sunday xStope to let off passengers {rom Mon. | | treal and beyond only, CANADIAN PACIVIC RAILWAYS Effective Nov. 22. 1931 (Standa.d Time) Eastbound 9.25 a.m. Daily 2.40 Trenton local Daily, ex. x4.18 p.m. Daily, $2.05 a.m. Daily, 1.05 a m. Daily Sun, x For Ottawa, Montreal and East only~ | Flag. Westbound 5.56 a.™. Daily, 7.13a.m. Daily, 3.12 p.m. Daily, 7.32 p.m, Daily, m38.54 p.m. Daily, except Sunday, m Toronto and West only-flag: AUTO LOANS an CARS REFINANCED Can be arranged at lowest prevailing rates, covering a period up to twelve months to pay while you drive your car. CAMPBELL AUTO FINANCE CO., 'LTD. 1213 Simcoe Street, Oshawa H, A. MacDONALD, Representative. Chevrolet Heavy Duty Truck with dual wheels. 1930 model. Stake or dump body price $650. ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED 80° King St. East AR. Pros YOUNG Prince Sf, Fy] 'On - 10,00 p.m. | For Sale 1928 ESSEX COUPE Ross, Ames & Gartshore HUDSON--ESSEX 135 King St. W. Phone 1160 Hospital 5 p.m. { 10.20 p.m. Oshawa Bowmanville | Special! Men's One Buckle Overshoes. Pair $1 3 DOMINION CLOTHING 68 King St. West 1245 pm, | Sun. | COD LIVER OIL FOR POULTRY 1 Gal ........ ivesers $1.25 ireisis BDC Hogg & Lytle Ltd. Phone 203 Eaton Groceteria It Pays To Shop Here Always Royal York 0 orance'Tea Hal 1: 28¢ Superior Stores Branches Throughout Ontario. Tom--"Did your uncle remember you when he made his will?" Tim--"l expect so--he left me Repairing Watches OUR SPECIALTY It your watch is not giving satisfaction we can repair and make it tell the correct time, D. J. BROWN THE JEWELER Official Watch Inspector for Canadian National and Osh- awa Railroads 20 Simcoe St, 8S, Phone 180 TILLIE THE TOILER By Russ. Westover OH, MuMSsy ! ILL YOU PLEASE ANSWER, THE 'PHONE 2 Good Lawns! YOU'RE RIGHT NEXT TO THE 'PHONE - WHATS AILAING You, TILLIEZ CISTEN, MUMSY, | THINK AT'S THAT WEALTHY MRS. CARLTON RANGING ME UP ABouT NO, TILW\E IN THE FIRST PLACE + Don'r "APPROVE OF ALL RIGHT, MUMSY - ME = ZL HANDLE THE SITUATION WATCH BRINGING UP FATHER Hm Ti DID YOU HEAR ME- DARLING ? COME MERE - COME TO MAMA - YOU: LUTTLE PRECIOUS = © 132, King Postares Syndicade, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved. XT | +48 lll