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' THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1927 ee SEE WETTER VTE EER EBBS, BARRISTER, Public, Convey- Room 2, FRANK B 3» Solicitor, No ride, Sieos 8d Bond Royal Ban | 3 pon. By Phone 1498, a 1-me0) 13, BARRISTERS, Fri Public, Ete, Oon- d Jeveral prast io 3 Offices 7% Simcoe St. Bl ub hg Phone 63. G. D. Conant, B.A, LL.B; A, F, Annis, ie h -- TE. N. SINCLAIR, KC, BANK % Rank Bullding, lea an) JOSEPH P, MANGAN, HA. ~BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Publie, Con» veyancer. Money to loan, OMice 84% King St, east, Oshawa. Phone 145. Residence phone 837, GRIERSON & CREIGHTON--BAR- risters, Oo amcers, Notaries Pub lie, ete, Entrance Simeoe St, CONANT & Soliditors, Noi veyancing an Ice ove Phone 18, J, F, Grierson, B.A, T. K, Creighton, B.A, fine pid ak OR _ al yo - ¥ SWANSON GERMAN & , MAC- Kenzie, Barristers, ConveyAncers, Notary .Publ ai Criminal and Civil Law. Money to loan, Office aver Jamis atgre, 2 King St, east, Phope #40, D, A. J. Swanton, H, N, Germs, ¥, G.' Mackenzie, i A, J, PARKHILL, BARRISTER, 80- licitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer, money to loan, Disney Bldg, oppo- site Post hee Pi 1 residence, 2 897, ow 4 TV LOUIS 8, HYMAN & Co, BARRIS- ters, Conveyancers, Notaries, ete. Over Engel's store, 16 Simcoe St, North, Money to lean. Phones-- oftice 67, Residence 2181. (tr) Insurance DAVIS AND BON, INSURANCE, 19 King st, west; Oshawa, The oldest Pire Agency in Oshawa, 30 Re- putable Fire Companies. (118-tf) Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist DR, P, T, BRYANS OF 160 BLOOR Street West, Toronto, will be at his office pyer Jury & Lovell's Drug Btore each Saturday, from 1 till 4 p.m, tor consultation and treatment of diseases of ear, nose and throat only, . Appofstments may be made at drug store, Phone 97." (#9-tf) Standard Bank, | 8 AN tranches of { §5° & and from 'all tras. hones, office 1614; een 1 a, , 3 BLOOR 8T., 43, Auto painting aran REYNOLDS, in Before Dalnting get our prices, (tf) EEE i Signe 1a #1. 'R, COULDERY, "ARTISTIC DE- i 'ton, b ef every a show escription, 8, price tickets Disney Block, 1239:t1) 4 y Bad THE OSHAWA WINDOW OLBAN- [ cleaning, woodwork and floors polished, acreens and store windows put.on and removed. Plione 1308w. Transportation _--== SMITH TRAUB ATION JN. y meo " ry, Front Bro W. Tajeute. Phone Mala sportatién Ser REE LE Akh Snape a HB AND - 5 'Bond St, West. Phone, 6 trucks for prompt service, van and storage warehouse ent, Baggage transferved to: (63-t1), LRE'S TAXI SERVICE -- LONG trips a specialty, Car hy day or week, Prices reasonable, Phene 2443IW. T98 Mary street, (57-tf) o FEOORS PINISRED -OOMPLETE by expert smechhnics,: Stpeed windows and Jireen Wonks, Estimates free, . Haynes, 16 ing St. W, P 481. Res, 180 r 2. . ! Building Supplies WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESSED lumber, lath, shingles, 'sash, doors and interior trim.' ¥.'1. Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 824, (69-t1) FOR SALP -- CEMENT BRICKS, grey and red, also cement blocks, R. Duizendstra, 15 Albany Bt. south, (741) hone (tf) corating. Signs on paper, wood cot- | A B, vroprietress, FOR SALE--§ ROOMED FRAME hon .. St, large lot, good barn Mad 'o mn house. Apply 154 Aunis St, h (HD) LOT FOR SALE O EXCHANGE for a car, 'Apply 127 Verdun Rd. FOR SALE--7 ROOM FRAME house, '334 Simicee South, $2,000. | convemiences. Apply E. Moore, 23 Athol street 'west. (Tae) | ap ppp SALE--~TWQ HOUSES, EVERY convenience, Geod 'location. Division St. Phone 1841W, (36e) FOR SALE--3 LOYS ON. GLAD- = Ave, Owner leaving city. Will sell reasomable for cash or terms. Apply Box "J Reformer, (Y6e) WHEN BUILDING YOUR NEW house don"t forget Rose's Real He- tate have ame of the best Fire In surance 'Company agencies fn Cana da--over 200 years ih business and stil flourishing, Oall up "Rose's Real Hetwte when in need of pro- tectibn, Phome 538, Reside 153 Simeoe St, North, (J18-71y18) PEOPLE LOOKING FOR, you {| property, don't Terget Rose's Real, || Estate always have bargains for you in houses and lots in all parts of the City, 153 Stmcoe street north, phone 538, (J17-J1y17): FOR SALE--SIX-ROOMED HOUSE at 125" Alexandra street. Call after six at above address or phone , (738 Tea Rooms HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, BUSI- ness men's lunch, broiled steak and chicken dinners to order, afternoen teas, tea garden service, Also sleep- ing accomodation 6 gussets, Tele. phame 2209, Mrs, L. MM, Prior, {I7-Ny7) Painting 'and Decorating i GUTROLE, PAINTING, FAVOR. anging, 'gvahin Twenty ET ae en HE 'Phone PO0TW 4. (45-11) BE CLEAN AND BRIGHT FOR JU- bilee," House and gtore 'paintng, Art signs, show cards, and price tickets, Prompt service, expert workmanship, Get our prices, Phone Smith, 161 King St. W. 180 Oshawa, Money to Lown ring 2. (75-e) Work Wanted MONEY 10 JOAN----S4% CITY and far, ns. commission; buildin Wy Prank 8. Ebb, dar- rister, Royal Bank Bullding, 126-11) Medical DR, Me¢KAY, FPnYSICIAN, BUR- goon, Accoucher, Office and yesi- dence, King St. Bast, corner Vietoris Bt, Oshawa, Phone 94, ' DR, GRANT BERRY, PHYSICIAN #nd surgeon, Special referencer to disessep of Infants and ehildren, Of- fice ang 7 Bond east, DR. B,J. HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- clan residence, , special mitention given ror snd - Theopy. y Disney Phone 3060, Blectro- | Bast, Block, PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS to loan on First mortgages. OGrier- son & Creighton, Barristers, ete. Standard Bank Bulldipg. (J,14-J1ly.14) 68% CITY AND FARM LOANS, No eommission, Building loans. J.e- gal work done at this office. A. J. Parkhill, Barrister. Disney Bldg. Phone 1614. (17648) Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO, 67 XING ST. Phone 2107, : Dental DR. D. R. DAVIES, OFFICE OVER Watch Repairing F. A Vom GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at ' Ward's store, Simcoe street south. Nitrous oxide oxygen gaa Aadmin- istered for, extraction, purse at- tendon, Phone 231. Residences, (tr) 44% King Street West. Your pat- ronage is solicited. (28:1) Floor Surfacing DR. 8. J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, OF- fice over Bassetts', Phone 59; Residence 306, 4-1 yr, DR, H. M. COOKE, 9 SIMCOB BY, porth, over: Mitchells A Gas for extraction. Phone 4 ow METHOD FLOOR SURFAC- ng {including sanding, ng, All- ing and polishing). i made pew. Edmondsen, 251 Simeces St. South, phone 440. : {te Corsetiere MRS. ANNIE PENTLAND, PRO- FESSIONAL Spirella Corsetiere, 223 Pearborn Ave, Phone 1988W. Even- ings by sppoistment, an ae) 9 | stable, WOOD-WORKING ~-- MISCELLANE- ous wood-workipg shop. Screens, sashes and doors made, also repairs. 8. B, Edmondson, 261 Simcoe Sh 8. (17-80) WANTED ELECTRICAL = WORK. If you have any electrical jobs you want installed or repaired. Prompt service given. Work guoranteed, Walter J, Best. Box 308, Oshawa. (Jane 10-Jly 10) BRICKWORK OF EVERY DE- scription at moderate prices. Apply A. Duckworth, Contractor, 14 Meagher Ave., Toronto. (76¢c) UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS, chesterfields made to order. Work- manship guaranteed. G. A. Con- 143 Colborne East Phone (75¢L1) 520P for ~ gemeral housework. Apply 432 Simcoe St. N. Phone 1037. 76h I rooms suitable for light Rouscheepily, Eee HELP WANTED--FEMALE | + Reformer. WANTED -- EXPERIENCED GIRL | ¢ ; 25 a word per month for emi adaidena 'werd, RIWFOUMER CLASSIFIRD ADS GOST -LITPLE; ACCOMP TRLEPHONE 85 Ask For Classified Ad Depart. ment, » 9 i n A ------------ ForRemt. ., PERI ---- -- 2 FURNISHED 'FOR RENT Phone 2034W. 7¢ 3 ROOMED FLAT TO LET---ALL conveniences, central, unfurnished. Apply 27 Albany Street. (76-c), Lost and Found LOST--BATHING SUIT, TRADE mark, "Pride of the West" Return appreciated hy C. W. Woodside, 399 Masson St. Phone 307F. (77a) | FOUND--GOLD WATCH AND | chain. Owner can have same by prov- [ng property and paying for this advt, | Apply 356 French St. (77¢) FOUND -- ON WESTMORELAND Avenne several days ago, pair of glasses in leather case. Apply Refor- mer office. vot LOBT--TIRE AND RIM ON LAKE shore road, Wedpesday neon, ¥in- der please notify 0. Howie, Cottage No. 12, at fake, Reward. (76-c) a Wanted to Rent SIX OR SEVEN ROOMED HOUSE wanted immediately, Phone 1974p, 4 (75¢ WANTED TO RENT -- THREE room apartment; near G.M.C. Modern conveniences. Box *D," Times. (77¢) \fstove 'and kitchenttte (all practically fegrade only, Terms a FOR SALE--1 FOR SALE_ELECTRIC HEATER at); coal heater, Davidson's cook ge) also 13 Yworausiahred to A mg strain, téday a esday Burke 'St. : 7a FOR BALE -- MASON AND RISCH Pianos, also Player Planes, high 160; children's eribs, OR SALE_ONE WALNUT, DIN- g Tooin swite, oné refrigerator and one' Congoleum rug, 9 ft. x 3 ft. Af [wearly new. Phone 2074W. (770) BIG SALE OF FURNITURE--16 'iron and brass beds, complete with slew Telt mattresses, all sizes, regu- Jar $20 and $25 at $9.50 and §10.- mp cots, cook stoves, gus stoves, chen tables, extension tables, sideboards, buffet, dressers, wash stands, set dining chairs, $10; rockers, easy chairs, 'baby carringes, go carts, 17 Prince y (75-e). PIFTEEN JEWSL LADIES' OR gents' ' guaranteed watches, price $20. Bach gent receives free gift of knife and chain with order, One dollar deposit, and the bilance pay- able at 60 ceats per week, Order 0. H. Dell, Over Nut-Krust Phone 1666. (J.21J1y21) JucoND HANDY d ess an di icondition § gid oi 7 wees OK! pigs, Geo. + ; nolds, Courtice. 77 (v8 RY At thé 'irst Meeting of the Sew enth- Adventists on their camp- ground Friday evening there was ¥ record attendance for the opening gervice.. From all parts of the prove ince the people came trooping in and a general feeling of welcome greeted each mew arrival. _ Flder ©. F. M¢Vagh, President of the Umiom Conférence, gave the opening address who stated whilst we now celebrate the 60th birthday of Canada lato the life of nations, it is our privilege also to celebrate the Sabbath of the Lord our God and as the sun sinks to rest in the western horizon ushering in the seventh day we will show our loyalty to him and celebrate the birthday of His crea- tive power. Under the supervision of Mrs, G. L. Sather, of Toronto, the large tab- ernacle was artistically decorated with the "tri-eelors" blending har- moniously with the Jubllee festivi- ties of the eity and the surrounding country, A pumber 'of peonies and ferns gave a touch of nature to the rev nral effect, The 9:30 A. M. Sabbath School r nA ated under the superinten- GENUINE DIAMONDS SBT IN iatest style white or green gold mountings. Amazing values. '$30, $35, $40. Easy payments, only one dollar weekly, Also fine assort- ment of Birthstone, Bmblem and Signet rings. Every article guaran- teed. Order now. O. H. Dell, 22% Simeoe south. Phone 1666. (J17-Jly17) MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOooD slabs, $8.50 per load, Also bone dry bedy wood, Phone $60, Waterous- Meek Ltd, (Mar 26-tf) 3 4 ' CEMENT, LUMBER, FRAMES, gash, doors, cedar shingles, ashphalt roofing, hardwood flooring, gyproc. Phones 660 and 1288, Waterous- Meek, y (84-0) FOR SALE--1 GAS STOVE AND 1 coal range. Apply 212 King St. E, (75-c) FOR SALE OPEN RUBBER TIRED buggy. Apply 8rd house B, of U, Cemetery. Phone 1728J, (76-c) FOR SALE--TEAM OF HORSES, in first class shape. 109° Park road south. Phone 1087W. (77h) #OR SALE--LLOYD OREAM BABY Carriage with windshield. Reversible gear. In good condition, 131 Alma street, (79-¢) WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-- Five or six roomed house with all conveniences. Owners only need ap- ply. Box *'I" Reformer. (76c) COUPLE (NO CHILDREN) MOV- ing nto Oshawa want two or three unfurnished room with kitchenette {and bedroom for 16 July. Will view | Tuesday. Particulars and price to Box ic Motor Cars EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED for housework. Apply 296 | Athol E. (73tf) | WANTED--EXPERIENCED STEN- ographer and typist, one with knowl- edge of general office routine pre- ferred. Apply at once to W. E Phillips Co. 144d, (75-41) YOUNG LADY WANTED FOR OF- | fice 'work. State reference and ex- | perience. Box "L"' Reformr. (76tf) Agents Wanted = | [| { | | 1925 CHEV. COACH IN FIRST rlass condition. 4 mileage run. Cash. Apply 189 Court. (76-c) CHEVROLET TOURING, MECH- anically perfect, new tires and Must be sold tonight. Cheap. Jarvis street. (772) Room to Let ROOM TO LET--WITH BOARD Apply 140 Tylor Cresc. or phone T74W. (17-¢) AGENTS EARNING $10 TO $20 daily selling mew book, Lile-story | Lindbergh and New York to Paris | Fight" Liberst terms. Write for | free outfit at emce. Winston Co. Oshawa, W, SHARPE, ALC teacher *{ THREADGOLD BROS. GENERAL Toronto (75¢) ! building contr: rs. Let us give you rite, or phone (Whit- by) 255. (736) E. J. POMERY, 18% KING ST. east, Oshawa, Ont., Licensed Aue- tioneer for Counties of Purham Northumberland, Ontario and City of Oshawa. Solicits your patronage. All phone palis receive prompt at- tention. Phone 1013M. Satisfae- tion guaranteed. (June 2140 Second Hand Dealers SECOND HAND FURNITURE bought and Jou, 136 Bloor St. East. TO LET--FURNISHED ROOMS, 168 Centre street. 77a fish Main have been - end and story for eountless ages. True there are no pirates now but there is still the jure of treasure traintreasure of journeys via the ks of the Canadian Pacific Robk- through to the seas of the Pa- cific and Western cities of Vameou- yer amd Victoria. See it all in plan- ned beforehapd comfort without ted- ious detail and worrisome annoyanoe during twenty-one days that will ive in warmest memory under the me 1617M. Auction Sale Tire Repairing AJL KINDS OF TIRE REPAIRING Tires for sale. at ldeal Tire Shop. (tr) Jamieson Bros. Phone 438 Tenders Wanted TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED (J.14-1. I$) AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD | furaitore, the contents of a six- roomed house. The property of J. C. McKenna, © 340 Simcoe strget south. Oshawa, on Tuesday, July 5th. Everything in first class comn- dition. Sale at 1.30 o'clock sharp. Terms cash. E. J. Pomery, Auctioh- eer. (76h) oh the Worlds _G: Travel System. The Canadian - cific with experienced personal di- rection of Sinclair Laird. Ask M. R. Johnsom, city ticket agemt, 11% King St., East, for the key to the Treasure Chest. LONDON-OTTAWA FLIGHT Londen, July 3.--A flight from London to Ottawa and back fn a Fokker monoplane is pl to take place within the mext ht. TRAIN HITS AUTO SEVEN PEOPLE KILLED 'Belinar, July 3.--Séven persons, includipg a mother and four of her children, were killed today when 2 passenger train hit the sedan in which they were riding Two other children were injured. One OccupaLé® of the car escaped. The dead are: Mrs. Catherine Damiano, 34, of South Orange; An- na Damiano, aged 13; Alexander Damiano, aged 8; James Damiano, aged 6; Nicolina Damieno, aged 14 months; Mildred Ballentino, aged 18; Santo de Filite, aged 56. The injured children are Rose Damiano, aged 10, and Anthony Damiano, aged 13. They are in a eritical condition in hospital. James de Cicco, aged 21, a neighbor, who was in the party, escaped nminjared. James Whidbee, mged 48, the crossing watchman, was held by po- lice on a technical charge of man- slaughter. Whidbee told pelice that Mrs. Damiano, who was driving the ear, disregarded his warning suntil the Jesomobile was nearly on the . Then, Ke said, she y e confused, and oti oA car in the path of the train, which was travelling 45 miles an hour. ESCAPED PRISONER SETS OFF FIREWORKS Adenev of Mr John Sturdv of Sarnia, The Kindergarten and Primary di- visions met in the Administration Building. Elder R, A. Hubley of India gave a soul-stirring talk at the morning service on Elljah's call and the Eli- jah message of today. Mrs. Hubley | led the call for missions and their | little daughter, Amy, Loves Me," In the Korean tongue one of the languages of Burma. ary Secretary of the General Con- ference, of Washington, D. C. filled the afternoon hour with an inspira- tional call to awake out of sleep and Elder M. V Campbell, President of the St. Lawrence Conference fro Montreal, led the 6:00 o'clock Young People's Meeting with a stir- ring appeal to the youth of the de- nomination to leave the fashions of the world and turn to God's fashion- plate as revealed in His word. The evening service was postpon- ed from eight to nine o'clock so as to enable the stereopticon slides on India to be seen to advantage and Mr. Hubley's long stay in India gave him vantage ground in speaking on the illustrations. This closed the ser- vices of the day leaving all the peo- ple feeling that it was a day well spent and profitable in every way. . W. C. Young will speak on the 'Lord's Day" tonight, -- THIRTEEN DIE IN DETROIT BECAUSE OF HEAT WAVE Detroit, July 1.--Thirteen deaths, 16 prostrations, 2 drownings amd in- jury of 3 children in falls from windows were the toll of the heat- wave overnight in the Detroit area. A new high ,.record for the year was set today when the temperatures went to 92 degrees. The highest temperature on this date in the last 53 years was 96 degrees in 1910 and the lowest in the same period was 49 degrees in 1912. A pear age to- day the highest temperature was 82 degrees. SNOW IN MONTREAL Montreal, July 3.--Snow in July is a record that is now established in Montreal. Following two days of stifling heat, the thermometer took a sudden drop today, and tonight the city was visited with a mild, al- most imperceptible snowfall. Work Shoes $2.49 Leader Dry Goods Store 32 Simcoe St. 5. Phone 740 Fernie, B. C., July 3.--Fireworks, valued at several humdreds of dol- lars, were destroyed in a wompart- ment at the police station here yes- |: terday afternoon, when the only prisoner ia the 1 R ®djoinimg jail, Sam hoptes, relensed himself from his cell and deliberately igmited the stores in the chamber. After a Stiff fight the police sucvéeded in subduing the blaze started by the 1 exploding Wrewors, which Yad been | intended for the Jubilee celepration. Choates was reappréliended. LINDBERGH PLANS : TO BETORN TO IT. 8S. 3 Ottawa, July 3.--Col. Lindbergh | will leave Ottawa about i o'clock | tomorrow Yor Wew York, Iling alone, as We flew apross the Atlan- METAL BUMPING AND ALL KINDS OF BODY WORK sang 'Jesus' | 'Elder J. Stevens, Home Mission- | { { | | f TODAY'S SPECIAL , Boys' Running 68 King St. 'W.--Phone 2141 Coal, Coke and Wood HARD AND SOFTWOOD SLABS A. F. McCULLOCH #1 Ritson Rd. 8, Phone 1082 D. E. Steckley, Chiropractor and Rivaglens Therapist, pei be he office, 86 . coe street, north every afternoon and day, Wednesday and riday _e by = appointment, Resident). in town and surrounding spitation 4s free ot REFRESHMENT Soft Drinks, Ice Cremm, snd Light Lunches LAKAS 14 Simcoe St. N., Phone R084 ---------- WE LEAD IN RADIO Adams Furniture Co FeltBros. The LEADING, JEWELERS "12 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH Where Botisiaobion is o Oeriainty" MISS VE HAR] « A Ss ar pn Fr Ae examination: oF Wanted to Buy The principal pilot and promoter of the enterp will be Leslie Hamfl- } MRS. JACOB. DEALER IN RAGS | top. peste Minchin, an Im- dnd all ¥inds of metals. I am PAY- | gerial Airways pilot, who daily an- fing for scrap batteries $1 and $1.59. |gortakes cross-Channel Tights, has Buying old cars. Phone 764. 15541 | areeg to accompany him. It 4s| WANTED TO BUY_--A COMMIS- | possible that Captain R. H. Mcin- 4 sion house. Will pay cash for your | f0sh will go as additional pilot. The seanity and improvement~ 'ate fo- Machine will have a Bristol Jupiter cation and price. Box "H"" Ref~ --»~ | 450-horsepower engine, and ary 4 x (75c) |'vetrol for a 4.509-mile flight, REN TU He. An hour Juter the United States squadiren 'will depart for Seif - ridge Field, Detroit, but may stop' Over at Camp Borden for a while as guests of the Canadian Alr Forve. ACTRESS SENTWNCED Los Amgeles, July 2. -- Dorothy Mackaye, dramatic actress, today was sentenced to from one to three years in the San Quentin Prison. until noon Saturday, July Sth, 1927, for the 'exclusive rights dor games or refreshments in Ade a Park th, 1927. on the occasion of celebration of the Relief of Derry by the Royal Black Preceptories of York, On- tario, Durham and Peterborough Counties. Tenders addressed to E. N. GOODELL, 126 Burk St., Oshawa. 151) DURRANT MACHINE CO.--WE all kinfis of machinery Excelsior starter ring gears i ed: rods re-babbi erown gears or pinions supplied aM makes o! cars. A161 Kisg W. Phone $19.