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ihe OSHAWA DAILY. TIMES, TUESDAY, Jy 10, 1920 SECTION eller ANN \2\0 © N Solied ES , hone 4. BA, LLB; AF. Annis, BA. ah FRANK $. PBBS, BARRISTER, iSolfeitor, Notany Public Comvey- ancer, Money to loan. Third floor jew Alger Building. Gppocite wr Office. Phone 2996. (4t0) N. SINCLAIR, K.C, BANK Ea Building, Qe JoserH PR MANGAN, B BAR tister, Solicitor, Notary ¢e, Con. R TLS per to loan, Office Oshawa, Phone L145 _Residence phone 837, 'GRIERSON & CREIGHTON=BAR- BRET eyancers, Notari av 4 nine Bo po imcoe ace Bem os ghten, Fn GERMAN, McKENZIE 'and Douglus, barristers, solicitors, conveyancers, notaries publie, ' Moyéy to loan. 2 King St. E, Phone 940, 2454. D. A. J. Fwadson, FG. } {anale, B. Douglas © McKeana (130M) S 8. HYMAN AND com: any, Barristers, Moaey to loan, ver, Dewland's Stove, " 16 Blcee , Phone ves TEL ? : (tn 8, (Ld BAR- Alger Phone A Ww. 8 (40tf) PARKHILL AND GREER, |sters, ete, Money to loan, or opposite post office 1 A, J, Parkhill, Greer: == Medical A (Hambaure 0) To- Tonia) aap gS a coe SL. Saber v. Phone 3117. i ann A BIG ASSORTMENT OF WA. wallan guitars, ukeleles, temor ban. jos. Lessons given en bY H. Wagner, teacher. Apply is' Music. Store. Phone 1490. He . 16-July 16) Insurance DAVIS AND SON, INSURAN 19 King St. tL west, wa. The i" Fire in Oshawa. putable . CORpARIoE 18-40 WHEN PLACING INSURANCE | 8. consult R. N, Johns, 80 Simcoe north. Your insurance wants attended to and your interests prot 11-1yr)) C. E. HEPBURN, 77 ONTARIO 8T., District kepresentative for the Great West Life Assurance Com- pany. Phone 1365J. (Feb. 1-1yr) INSURANCE -- OSHAWA HOUSE and Land Co, Local agents for one of the best English companies, Office 88 Simcoe St, N, (86-tf) Money to Loan LOANS ARRANGED ON IMPROV- ed city and farm property, either completed or under construction. Conant and Annis, phone 4, (76-tf) PERSONS DESIRING LOANS ON a security of their motor cars, of those desiring to re-finance the urchage of their motor cars, see wanson, German and McKensle, 2 King St. B. 14411) R, HAROLD W. TRICK, PHYSI- Lr Surgeon, Obstetrician, cial reference to maternity work andidiseases of women, Two years' post graduate experience, Office and' residence At Simos ot Na ¢ one ' {sop Brack) p 2 10) PHYSICIAN. SUR ce and resi- io 14 ot East, corner Vietoria St, Oshawa,' Phone 9%, 4 ERRY, PHYSICIAN, DRIGRANT BERRY, diseases of infants and. children, Office ani resjfience, 97 Bond East, Phone 1168. DR. B. J, cian and Surgeon, DR. McKAY,' HAZLEWOOD, PHYSI- special attention and Electro- Block. Phone Office open 9 B.m. to 9 idence 161 King East, Phone P2416. (tr) - a CARR, PHYSICIAN, Surgedn, *, ! Obstetrician, downtown office, 142 Simcoe St. N. Hours 4 to: 6, 8 to 9. Residence, 566 st, N, Phone 24 Bimete (July 6- August 1) 1) Ear, Kp Throat Specialist F. 7: BRYANS OF 160 BLO R dy West, Toronto, will be at: office. over Jury'& Lovell's Drug Store 'each Saturday, from 1 till pm. for consultation and treatment of diseases. of ef, JOSE be made onl Appointments maye at /, store. Phone 97. 49-tf) 206 givep to X-ray worl bilo Office, Disney Dental DR. S.J. PHILLIPS, DENTIST, DF fice over Bassetts'. ne Residence 306. oy A DR. D. R, DAVIES, MOVED TO Alger Bldg., 37 King st. E, Gas and-X-ray..Phone 231. (6Lf) COOKE, 9 SIMCOE ST. PRE M1 Mitchell's Drug Store. Gas for extraction. Phone DR. L. E. HUBBELL, DENTIST: firous Oxid OXYEeD EAS for extrae- id Dtfice, Roysl Bank Bldg. esidence, 1378M Phone 948, r 35-4 R. JF: BROCK, DENTIST, 16 ? Siméoe St. N., over Dewland's. Phone 1957. Eveni ngs by appoint- ment. (July Pf) Mi A GIFFORD, OFFICE BR Ws Bldg. Phone 1780. Residence. 569. UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR FIRST Rortgages Building loans i o Bradley Bros, Phone 169, CITY AND FARM TONS. eda) gress loans arranged, Parkhill & Greer, Barristers, etc. Alger Bldg, Phone 1614, (40tf) AER Building Supplies FOR SALE--CEMENT BLOCKS, sand and gravel. Qnualily.guaran- tel, Goed loam for lawns. Bor. rowdale and Ioskett, Phone 920 r 6, (80L1) WE HAVE ROUGH AND DRESS- ed timber, lath, shingles, sash, doors and interior trim. ) Beecroft, Whitby, lumber and woodyard, Osh- awa, phone 324. 69-tf) GRAVEL, DIRT AND CINDERS ON P: dump truck to rent by hour, Phones 274J--1666], (May 12 tb) HARDWOOD FLOORS, LAID BY expert 'mechanics, Qld floors fin- ished like new, Screen windows, combination doors, General con- tracting. B. W. Haynes, 161 King St. W. Phone 481, Residence 180 r 2. (133tf) Painting and Decorating R. GUTSOLE, PAINTING, PAPER- hanging, graining, ete, Twenty | years' experience. Prices right. Work Saaranteed, 151 Huron street, Phone (45- tf) HILL, DECORATING, paperbanging, painting. Work guaranteed, Estimates given, Phone 942W, 135 Brock east. (148tf) OSHAWA PAINTERS. YOUR call to us will save you proney. Pure materials used. - 14 Nassan street, Phone 1496W, Mygland and Linstad, July 9-Aug. 9. Undertaking LUKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING ST, East. Ambulance. sidence, 19 Division St. 69 King- east. Phone 210] DISNEY-COTT FUNERAL HOME 87 Celina street, Oshawa. Corner Bruce street. . Ambulance. Phone 1082. (96-t1) Architects CC STENHOUSE ~ GENERAL i Bank Building. ; Kor ohone 01 PE: (848) F. gC street Engineering and Surveying DONEVAN AND SMITE, ONTARIO Land. Surveyors. apd Civil Engin- cers, sub-divisions, town planning ruunicipal' engineers. 365 or 411 King St st. EB, Phones 2 26327 or flrs 4 Window Cleaning 055A A WINDOW CLEANERS Oo aN rleaning; woodwork and flcors polished, screen and storm windows put on and removed. Phone 1802W. Woodworking C. H. MILLARD, REAR 442 KING St. BE. Phone 2354). We specialize in storia sash, screens, cupboards, doors and frames. Works Wanted £91) THOMSON & JOHNSON, ASSOCI- ate architects. E. Elliott, Assoct- ate Heating Engineer. Simcoe 'St. south, over Felt Bros. (July 3-Avg 3) | washing machine. repairing, 4 liam street. west, EEN Wi a i J Dressmaking done at reasonable A NS 21 Rowe St. Phone 1347M, ade DRESSMAKING, PLAIN FANCY sewing. Miss Flossie Boyd, 362 Les- lie St, Phone 1842). (July 4-Aug. 4) Transportation fe 8 bon nd, $1. Wen and STOR- est, Phone 6 trucks for prompt service. rr Fg Ag {] d from all trainee th) uti TRANSPORT AND Cartage, local and long dlatance moving, 91 Ritson Rd, N, Phone 2860, (90tf) 8. BROWN, CARTAGE, DAY OR night, 140 Alma St, When think- ing of moving, think of me, Phone 1400F, [34 CARTAGE, MOVING, GRAVEL sand and cinders. Local and long distance hauling. Phone 924 and 2602F, Smith and Cox, (July B-Aug. 6) Taxis PROMPT TAXI SERVICE AT 109 Agnes street, Phone 698, W, C. Werry, (June 13-Jaly 13) Machinery Repairing STEPHENSON BROS, UARAGE, 18 Church street, repalr work done on all makes cars, Acetylene weld: ing, Body bumping a specials, Mar tf) SPECIALTY OXY-ACETYLENE welding, brazing, cutting, ete, Fender bumping and repairing, auto and. radio' battery service, batteries and tubes tested free, 1 also sup- ply radio parts and erect aerials, Now is the time to have your aer- fal checked, O, Daniels, 340 Divi- sion street, Phone 1802W, (June 19-July 19) Awnings WINDOW AWNINGS, PORCH awnings, verandah curtains, canopy tops installed, T, Taylor, Toronto, Oshawa phone 1063. (tr) Beauty Parlors BETTY LOU PERMANENT WAVE Shop, Permanent wave, special $7.60. Marcelling, finger waving. 86 Simcoe street north, Phone 2068, (97-tf) PERMANENT WAVE (DOES NOT need Finger Waving)--3$7.50. Finger waving a specialty. Mrs, E. Branch, 111 Colborne St. Phone 608J, (be) NETHER EDGE HAIRDRESSING Parlor. Marcel and Curl, 60 centh. Hot oll shampoo. 6561 Simcoe Bt. N. Phone 918M for appolptment. Also lessons in marcelling. July 8-Aygust 8. CINDERELLA DRESS SHOPPE, 153 Simcoe St. 8S. Marcelling and manicuring from 9 till 6; evenings by appointment. Phone 2879. (June 19-July 19) MARCEL AND CURL, 50 CENTS. 45 Albany St., or phone Irene Rob- ertson, 1444J. A (June 25-July 25) Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR GEN- tlemen. Home privileges. Near J. M.C. Apply 185 Oshawa Blvd, Phone 2915W. (5¢) BOARDERS WANTED. TWO gentlemen preferred. Phone 2528F or call at 100 Bond St. E. (6b) BOARD AND ROOM AT 76 WIL- Phone 842M. (7-e) NICE ROOM WITH BOARD FOR two respectable business girls. Very central. Phone 25187. (6e) BOARD AND ROOM--DOUBLE room with or without board for two Eilemen friends at 802 Division (7h) Auctioneer SEND YOUR FURNITURE ANP other goods you have to sell, to our yard, Sales weekly. Sulley's Real Estate, 41 King Street West. Phones 2580 or 716J. (69tf) IF YOU WANT SATISFACTION and highest prices, call on E. J. Pomery, Auctioneer, 18% King St E. Phone 1012M. BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO gentlemen; 7 dollars a week. 3 minttes from Motors. 280 Haig street, (7-¢) ROOM AND BOARD AT 186 OSH- awa Blvd. (T-¢) Motor Cars FOR SALE--CHEVROLET TOUR- ing. Good condition. $85. Apply 292 Mary St. (6b) Contracting CARPENTER WORK WANTED. New and repairing, also roofing and repairing. Estimates free. Ap- ply 97 Colborne St. E. Phong 2873W. (June 30-July 30) RE-UPHOLSTERING, CHESTER- fields made to order. We save you moaey. Estimates free. GC. A. Constable. 74 Mechanic street. Phone 15953. (66-12) Tixe Repairing | ALL KINDS UF TIRE REPAIRING at ldeal Ture ig for Veterinary Surgeon DR. SHIRLEY, VETERINARIAN, domestic Specialist {iscases Cat ad Wed spital, 203 west. Phone $29. (56-41) 1G 5, DICKENSON. ¥. EASES ON DES of all domestic Ne ry. Pk SUE 7 ae $1456.00 FORD SEDAN. FIRST class tires. Cushions retrimmed. Water pump, mirror, visor, wiper, shock absorbers and tools. 236 Park Road South. (T-¢) HARLEY MOTORCYCLE AND side car. $80. In good shape. Apply 241 Cromwell Ave. (6c) Agents Wanted CANADIAN INSURANCE COM- pany entering the industrial field selling Life, Sickness, and Accl- dent Insurance, combined on a weekly, monthly 'and yearly basis, | ives in Oshawa. Oshawa Daily requires Apply Box "R" Times. (7-b). Rates for Classified Ads. First insertion--13§ cents per word, Minimum charge--3e. Each subsequent insertion 1c per word, tions for the two first ons (three cents a )N Minimum charge for three insertions, 60 cents. Box number 10c additional Professional or Business , $2.50 per month far KJ words or i " a word per m for ne additional ah TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS COST LITTLE; AC. COMPLISH MUCH TELEPHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Depart: ment. Articles For Sale MIXED HARD AND SOFT WOOD slabs, $3.50 per load. Also bone dry body wood. Waterous-Meek Limited. Phone 1288. (Apr. 26-tf) FOR SALE -- STRICTLY NEW laid eggs in any quantity, Phone 896. (1271) ROGERS' SILVERW ARE, 26 pieces, $20; English semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, $22.50. Fine assortment -of Ladies and Gents watches. $1 secures deliv- ery and the balance payable at 50 cents per week, OO. H. Dell, 263% Simeoe South, Phone 1666. (June 30-July 80) KITCHEN CABI- New one never been | Nassau street. (5-e) ALL KINDS OF STATION ARY K net for sale. used. 282 SECOND HAND lumber, special sale of doors and windows, sash, 25 cents np, lath, doors with frame, $2 a price worth $4. Must be sold, Plumbing, Apply 80 Ontario St, (7h) MOFFATT CABINET range for sale. Cheap. trie floor polisher. 144 east, ELECTRIC Also elec- Brock St. (5-d) FOR SAI PRINTED SLE crepe dress coat elfect,.Nearly new Phone 1071M. (7a) GOOD WHEEL condition, Phone Help mre emale WANTED -- FULLY enced Stenographer. ment Department of Canada, IN EXCELLENT EXPERI- Apply Employ- General Motors Oshawa, Ontario. (5c) EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER wanted, References. Swanson, Ger- man, McKenzie and Douglas, : (6c) AND NURSE COOK, GENERAL housemaid wanted immediately Apply to Mrs. Ray McLaughlin, Elmcroft farm. Phone 1544, (6c) EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted for mid-day lunch from 12 until 2, Phone 2214. (7h) Wanted WANTED--EITHER SILENT OR active person to take half interest in a well established business in Oshawa. Apply Box "E" Oshawa Daily Times. (3-f) WANTED TO BORROW---$1,000 for twelve months. Will pay nine per cent, interest, Apply Box *D" Oshawa Daily Times. (3-1) WANTED -- TWO BUSINESS girls desire dinner. Private family, close to down town. Apply Box *U" Oshawa Daily Times. (7a) ~| house on paved street. Real Estate for Sale For Rent LEAL ESTATE--OSHAWA HOUSE and Land Co. Lots on Oshawa Victoria Park and Peace Terms to suit you, Office 38 Simcoe St. N. (86-11) FOR RENT--TWO NICELY FUR- nished rooms for light housekeep- ing opposite G. M. C. Apply 234 Division St. Rent reasonable. (6c) FOR SALE--BRICK BUNGALOW, seven rooms, 128 Park road south. Apply Alex Vance, Port Perry, Post Office. (June 23-July 23) FOR SALE--SIX ROOM BRICK veneer house, 225 Athol St. E. Owner, (150tf) LOTS FOR SALE AT LAKESIDE Beach. Good section of Scugog Island. A. E. Rogerson, Port Perry, (Jly 6-Jly 20) LOTS FOR SALE, AT CORBETT'S Point, on lake shore. $350 each, Apply to Dr. Belt. 13 John St, (5-1) HOUSE FOR SALE--6 ROOMED brick veneer house in select resi- dential section, mnoerth end, Oak floors throughout, newly decorated, French doors, all conveniences, in- cluding electric range, laundry tubs and stove, window blinds and verandah curtains, Frame garage. Lot 35 by 170 ft., equipped with lawnsg, 'perennials and Shrubs. Phone 1684M. (155tf) THREE SPECIALS TWO VERY CHOICE LOTS FOR sale on Huron St. Bargain price. § roomed house, 'Wilson Rd. $1,950. Kasy terms. Also 8 roomed Whithy house with very large grounds on Highway. Just think only $2,600. See Bob Holden, 92 Simcoe N. Phone 371. (6h) A FIVE ROOM RUG BRICK BUN- galow for sale. New last summer, Has electric furnace, three piece bath, fir trim, Oak floors down stairs. French doors. About ten minutes walk from G.M.C. Apply to 'the owner 105 Fredrick St., or phone 2843W. (6c) BUILDER GOING AWAY Will sell 6 roomed $3,000 uncom- pleted house in desirable street at sacrifice price of $2,100, Must have $600 down, halance as rent, $35 per meuth, including interest at 6 per cent. Pon't overlook thic rave bargain. Grab it quickly. See Bob Holden, 52 Simcoe' N. Phone 371W. (7h) LOTS ON PAVED STREET. 60 I'T. frontage. 200 ft. depth. Rallway siding, Good for warehouse, etc. Apply Dixon Coal Co. (71) $4,800--BRICK VENEER 6 ROOM All conven- fences. French doors, chestnut trim, oak floors, coal mantel, hot and cold water in hasement, electric fixtures and blinds. Lawn and garden all in fine condition. Brad- ley Bros. 29 Simcoe St, South. Phone 169. (7h) FOR RENT--BEDROOM AND sitting room, furnished or unfur- nished. Apply 236 Verdun Rd. (6¢) TWO ROOMS TO RENT, BATH- room flat. Apply to 623 Christie avenue. Phone 1735J. (6-¢) FOR RENT--NICELY FURNISH- ed room facing main street. Suit two or three gentlemen perman- ently residing in Oshawa. Central. 26% Simcoe St. South. (Te) FOR RENT---FIVE ROOM SEMI- house. Third Concession Whitby Apply Frank Mackey, R.R. No. 1, Whitby, Ont. (7a) TO RENT--2 ROOM BATHROOM apartment. Newly decorated. Phoue 2540, after 5.30. (7-¢) TO RENT--FURNISHED DOUBLE bedroom. Apply 122 Simcoe St. N. (Te) FOR RENT--FURNISHED BED- room. All conveniences. Suitable for two. Apply 79 Mechanic Bt, (7h) FOR RENT--SUMMER COTTAGE situated on Gul River at Cohocon K partly furnished. Apply Mrs. Ber- tha Forster, 44 Charles St, (7¢) TO RENT--NEW BUNGALOW, 6 rooms and bath, All conveniences, 282 Nassau sireet. (6-¢) FOR RENT -- A PLEASANT bright furnished bedroom for two gentlemen or married couple. Ap- ply 68 Division St. (6c) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO vent. 106 Stacey Avenue. I'hcne 2568W. (7e) TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent. Apply 213 Huron St. (7a) FOR RENT--SMALL TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Ground floor. Private entrance. Conveniences. Very central. 86 Centre St. (6c) FOR RENT---BEDROOM SUIT- able for gentlemen. Doard if de- sired. Close to G.M.C. Phone 1367J, (6c) SUIT- 300 (7c) ROOM $8 a week. LARGE DOUBLE able for four girls. Moutrave Avenue, PLEASANT SUNNY ROOM TO rent. Private family, Also hoard. Phone 1928J. (7e Wanted to Rent FOR SALE -- WHITE BRICK house on corner. lot, six rooms, large sleeping porch, two veran- dahs, all conveniences, stucco gar- age, paved driveway. Three minute walk from General Motors, Good for private family or rooming house. Apply to Arthur Peacock, corner Athol St. and Ritson Rd. one block south of King St. Phone 588, (Te) HOUSE AND LOTS ®' FOR SALE, new four roomed brick, near King- ston Rd. W, Six room brick, Rose- hill Blvd. Immediate possession. Cash or terms. Choice lot. Cor, Rosedale and Kingston Ave. Osh- awa Transfer Co. 33% Simcoe St. north. (7-c) HOME FOR SALE--249 BURK street, 6 room house with every convenience, seen by appointment. Phone 2156J or 1699J. C. Fry, 43 Nassau street. (7-1) Pets and Live Stock FOR SALE---POLICE PUPPIXS from prize winning parents. Pedi- greé papérs with each pup. Phone 21727. (8c) Position Wanted Room and Board Wanted WANTED -- BY GENTLEMAN, room and hoard in refined private home where there are no other boardes. Reply in first instance .o Box 370, Oshawa Post Office. (5c) YOUNG MAN 19 DESIRES JOB ON a poultry, fruitxor vegetable farm. State full particulars to Box "L" Oshawa Daily Times. (72) MARRIED MAN WOULD LIKE work, truck driving or handy man. Willing. Phone 842M. 76 William St. Ww. (Te) YOUNG MAN, CANADIAN, wants single room and board in private home, vicinity Church and Brock Streets. Non-smoker, clean employment. Box "0" Daily Times. Roomers Wanted ROOMERS WANTED CLOSE TO Motors. 5 minutes walk from 1 minute hunch. Apply at 267 Divi- sion St. (6c) Help Wanted--Male EXPERIENCED FITTFRS WANT- ed in Hamilton. Excellent working conditions and goed 'wages paid. Box "Y" Oshawa Daily Times. (9%) SALESMAN WANTED -- YOUNG man for retailing butter, eggs, ete., from car: Apply stating experience and references to Box "V2 Oshawa Daily Times. (7a) Wanted to Buy HOUSE WANTED--WE HAVE A purchaser * waiting ' for' 7 room house with ¢ bedrooms, in the vic- inity of Masson street. Let us have (6c) Oshawz | - GRADUATE NURSE DESIRES position, experience im doctor's of- fice. Apply Box "W" Oshawa Daily Times. (7-¢) Lost and Found LOST--ON SUNDAY EVENING, small purse, containing a sum of money, on Albert and King, be- tween Athol and Prospect streets. Finder please return to 130 Eldon Ave. Phone 5597. (7-¢) Personal LADY, GENTLEMAN AND BOY would like to hear ~f someone mot- oring to Montreal about July 20. Pay expenses. Phone 2862. Tenders Wanted TENDERS WILL BE RERCEIVED for the building of the basement of Christ Church (Anglican) south east corner Hillcroft and Mary streets until twelve noon, Wednes- day, July 18. Plans and specifica- tions ymay be seen at the resid- ence of G. A. Dewbery, 491 Masson street. The lowest 'or any tender (7a) your listing. Phone 169. (ib) not necessarily accepted. (6b) WANTED---BY JULY 18, THREE or four room unfurnished apart- ment, careful tenants, Apply Box "P"" Oshawa Daily Times. (7-¢) DISCUSS REDUCTION MATERNAL MORTALITY (By Canadian Press) Toronto, June 10.--Reduction of maternal mortality, through the education of the public as to the importance of pre-natal care of mothers, was the object of a reso- lution discussed at the meeting of the Canadian Social Hygiene Coun- cil here recently. One of the muin- bers suggested that the term '"'ma- ternal mortality' be changed to "maternal welfare," and he stated that the public had a perfect right to make inquiry into the cause of every case of maternal mortalify. Representatives of the League of Nations and the Women's Labor League rose to speak of the work of their organizations with regard to this problem. Miss K. M. Lizars, the Canadian author who wrote "In the Days of the Canada Company" and "Hu- mors of '37," is at present in Eng- land. She writes to the "Mail and Empire" anent maternal mortality in London: "The Minister of Health, Mr. Neville Chamberlain has declared war on what he called one of the cruellist scourges of the race--the permanent injury and often the death of women in child-birth. One of the papers, in describing Mr, Chamberlain's speech on the sub- ject, before the House of Commons, spoke of him as 'taking as it were an oath of service, with the white face and restrained passion of a recruit in a noble cause" His usu- ally chill and. flat tones, they say throbbed with emotion, and tus Minister who reins his feelings hard, for once slackened the bit. The House, signifying its approval, remembered that his own mother died in childbirth. "In enumerating the lowering of the general death-rate from 14 to 12.3 a thousand, and the infant death-rate from 89 to 70 a thous- and, and referring to the strenu« ous campaign against cancer, rheumatism, ete., Mr. Chamberlain went on to speak of the one thing that had been .meglected. "One figure," he is quoted as saying, 'shows no improvement, though it concepns a vital subject--the fig- ure of maternal mortality. It seems to me a terrible thing that this rate has ,remaired unchanged for 20 years. "Following a general inquiry in- to the causes of maternal mortal. ity, the Ministry of Health has de- cided that every case throughout the country is to be the subject' of J cal officer of health. -- |the | Sexy | Not one of them is a silly play, RESEARCH WORK IN CANADA PLANNED Valuable Results Believed to Merit an Increased Appropriation Ottawa, July 9.--Canada will march forward with the foremost industrial nations of the world it the plans of Hon. James Malcolnr and the National Research Counu- cil, of whieh Dr. H. M. Tory is the President, are realized. Canadian research workers already have done notable work, but Carfdada's per capita expenditure on reseach is not one-twentieth that of the United States, and increasing appropria- tions must be made by Parliament if (Canada's natural resources are to be developed to the fullest pos- sible extent. ; That the money can be well spent is indicated by the fact that one investigation alone by the Na- tional Research Council, has maae it possible for the lobster packing industry to savé more money an- nually than the Council has expend- ed in the ten years of its existence in all the researches it has been identified with, The notion that research is only helpful to the manufacturers seems to he quite prevalent, but this 14 not the case. The main object of Dominion Government's pro- gram is the development and utili- zation of the natural resources of Canada. Agriculture, forestry, mining and fisheries have all re- ceived untold henefits from re- search, and all sections of the com- munity have shared in the results. Substantial progress 'has heen made in the control of wheat rust in Western Canada, while a satis- factory solution of the problem of drying damp and tough wheat has practically been reached. Imports ant research has been carried on in New Brunswick on the comparative method of seeding and planting burnt-over forest areas and it is expected that within a few months some final conclusion will he reach- ed in the direction of wiser and saner methods for reforestation of the country. SUMMER FINDS 32 PLAYS IN NEW YORK New York, July 9.--Six of the 10 plays that Burns Mantle, the critic, says he should select as the best of the season's successes in New York are still playing. That is one of the tests of their worthi- ness. At least it is a test of their right. to stand as the most repre- sentative of the playgoers' taste in plays And one of matter, play not one of these six, nor the other four, for that is a salacious play or a in the rougher sense, ora purposeleses play. Which should serve to' encourage the theatre op» tfimists as surely as it will dis- courage those who have been =o patiently "waiting for the theatre to lead the way to hell. These 10 plays Mr. Mantle chose as heing most worthily represen- tative of the season are: Eugene O'Neill's "Strange In- terlud.."" George Kaufman and Edna YerD- ers "The Royal Family." Philip Barry's "Paris Dubose and Dorothy "Porgy." George Abbott and Ann Bridgers' "Coquette." George Manker Walters and Ar- thur Hopkins 'Burlesque. George Kelly's 'Behold Bridegroom." John Galsworthy's Bartlett Cormack's et." Stan 0'Casey's "The Plough and the Stars.' The. first six of- these in the or- der named are still playing and seem likely so long as the weather remains cool, to continue on well into the summer. Some will hold over into the first weeks. of the new season. Others of the season's successes are still with us. plays .entering July. from those mentioned, mostly musical. Mr. Zeigfeld's prosperous "Show Boat." "The Three Musketeers," and *Rosa- lie," the all season pacemakers, "Good News" and "A Connecticut Yankee" Lew Fields' new *Pre- [sent Arms," and Joe Cook's riot- ing' "Rain. or Shine" are among them. Mr. Belasco's '"'Bachelor Father." is still going strong, and Mae West's "Diamon Lil," * Ex- cess Baggage," and "The Silent House" are weathering the season nicely. INFANTILE PARALYSIS TREATED WITH SERUM Hamilton, July 9.--Serum taken from the blood of a former infan- tile paralysis patient, now fully sre- covered. has been used in the ireat- ment of a three-year-old girl just admitted into the General Hospital suffering 'from the dread disease. Tonight officials stated that her condition was satisfactory, but fit will be a 'while before the medical men issue their rcpont. Dr. A. C. Martin and Dr. Frank Boone are in charge of the case. and the bleod Bound." Hayward's the "Escape." "The Rack- But, aside they are George Street, aged & years. For immediate "investigation by the lo- {the present the name of the patient | is withheld. There are 32° WORLD ADVERTISERS GATHER AT DETROIT Detroit, July 9.--The World Ad« vertisers Congress, which convened here today, considered, in more than a score of professional group meetings, the problem of greater efs ficiency in advertising. The "tremendous force" adver. tising has become in the economic and social structures of all nations was emphasized in his keynote ade dress to the International Advertise ing Association session by . Presis dent C. King Woodbridge, who de- clared that advertising has the "widest of all world markets." Thorough and practical courses in advertising in universities .and colleges the world over were urged by W. F. G. Thacher, head of the Advertising Department of the Unis versity of Oregon, addressing the Educational Department of the As« sociated Advertising Clubs of the World. Such courses, he sald, would be of great value to young men and women who plan to enter the advertising field. 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