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"THE OSHAWA DALY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY », 1932 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Fit' s to be Bought or Sold -- Times Classified Ads willdo it and general practice: ce 74 hone © or a Ete. Bauk of AN, BARRISTER. Stare" hi Over Dewland's Money to loan. 8 Simcoe Sues Noa. Phone Resi- x AOM Lt AF Solicitors, Et i vg eH Phone 3160. "Residence 3814. For 2 loan. EBBS, RARRISTER. Sef. citor, Sa Judlie Convev- saver. Money Third floor new Alger Budd opposite Post Dffice. Phone 299% . HENNICK, ur ter. 12% Simcoe St. phone 3038--565. Hy Tele- «3 sept tf) Medical 00D, PHY: scien and / Sut zeon. special atten tion given to X-ray work and - 'Electrotheopy. Office, Disnev Block © Phone 2050. Office open 9 am. to ? pm. Rag 421 King Street R- € Acconcher. Office and resi 1 ce King St. East, corner Vic: toria St, Oshawa. Phone 04. YA 1 Bloor Reh West, Toronto, will be at his office over Jury & Lovells Drug store each Saturdav from i til & pm. for consultation and treatment of diseases of ear, nose 'an. throat only. Appointments pay be made at drug store, Undertaking KE BURIAL C S East. Ambulance Td, hs 542 Simege Street North. Phone 2101 Sa BURL BSHAWA AL CO. WF t & Son, Prov tors sped) Amtulance Service 4 and nicht. Phone 4 Celina, ? (4 Arches Roval Bank Bons ] e phone 9 - a Auctioneer RAL floor E nd Stans 1496 | Au.Zo awa, ioupei 14 furniture sales ie. Mock and implements, = trona e soligit atch R FA E ker, repair shop at Shi witcha "West, Your pat- fQnace is solicited 3 ntal C5100. Koosir RE and re- Th Te" Called for Epaly delivered. g Prompt yatvies. Jan. Bligdon, 20 Min : K, 3 EN mbroidery "wor a dressmaking, ig? The Pad $61% Simcoe Bone. Af Ws 81) BT HANNA, HEMSTITCHING, I Immediate service. ¢-0 Yrs. Herb. Wilson, Colborne and Athol St. Whitby. Phone ne [RS Phone | Marcel 36¢c. Call 3369. ; Soecial attention ren Dental? PHILLIPS, OVER BAS: pecial attention to X-rav Jxtraction. Nurse in at. Phone 959 se is tendance. D SON INSURANCE. ng RE West, Poraiy The old: 8 ire Agency in Oshawa. put. ble Fire Companies. EO WHEN PLACING INSURAN ce | consult R. N. Johns, 80 Sime St. North, Your insurance wants at- tended to and vcur interests pro- tect: 8 1 ASSURA pany of Canada, Dominion Bank Chambers. Phone 1834, #lex. 8. Ross, 8. F. Everson. san uty BETTY LOU BEAUTY PARLOR. Permanent wave special $7.50 wave for $4.00. 10 days only. Naturelle Method. Marcel 60c. Finger wave 70c, Expert opeéra- tors only, 86 Simcoe St. North. Phone 2968, Open eveninis. (2 aug tt) "FARRIS |GENOSHA HAIRDRESSING iE BARRIS CRY. Bettv . Ward and Grate Hassiah, e3pefiy I all kinds A Beauty Culture. ur permanen wave a specialty, $5.00, §7.50 and $1000, Finger wave and shampoo $100. Marcel S0c. Facials, scalp treatments and manicures, Coffee Sloppe entrance. Phone appoint: ments 1973. (8 may mo) CORENE TOTRSON. HAIR- dresser, 92 Church St. Marcel ling 36c ane finger waving Boe. Phone 2188J. (14 feb ¢) PEMBER'S BRANCH HAIR- dressing and Beauty Zuiture, No. 9 Bradley Bldg., Phone 38, Osh- awa, Ontario. 7 (23 nov 2) CILLIAN McLBEAN, PHONE 2106 marcel 85¢ at your home or 735 Albert St. (28 jan ¢) GROQUIGNOLE _ PERMANENT wave special $5. Finger wave 0c. (25 fed ¢) waving, finger waving, marcel- ling and beauty culture. 156 Rox- borough Ave. Phope appoint. ments 1230F. (26 feb ¢) A AN AR- celling 35¢ at Mrs, Irvine, 256 Ritson Rd. 8. or in your home 3Y [aveniign, Phone 446M. Articles For Sele FOR BALE--DRY BODY WOOD. $3 % cord. Mixed wood. $2.76 1% cord. A. Wall, Phone 2628F. (8 feb ¢) (22¢) FRANK McQUAID, COAL, COKE, dry body wood, hard. soft, mixed labs. Phone $23w, 12% Anais eh ¢ IN best for the money. Dry. 'bard- wood, % cord fu Dry softwood, % cord $2.50. 'Satisfaction guar anteed. Ben 'Corson, © Phone 1941M. 147 Nassuu St. (11 feb c) , $3 A 2 64 Albert St. (2 feb ¢) WOOD, A Beach and Maple. Stove length. $3 3% cord. Robert Christy. Phone 1978W., 3 (12 feb e) Y Claude McQuaid, Phone 1078J: HARD BODY HARDWOOD FOR sale. Call W. H. Thompson, 507 King West, 742J. (15 feb ¢) Y SLA .25 % cord. Body maple $3. Coke, 79 John St. Phone 3109J. ' (21 feb ¢) FOR SALE--3 PIECED DINING room suite, fumed oak, $15. Eng- lish pram, good condition. 17 Prince. Phone 1751, (21c) ¥ H O 3 - s==== | coats, Good condition. Cheap for Transportation AG D E. [ATTAC 's, 85 Bond West. Special ists in furaiivre moving. Storage | A1pen warehouse aud moving van equior Sontrysion Local ane. "aig dis tun js Bry loads ioecred. 809 Carneplz Ave. Phone 1618. DG CG 1s! ¢ aor, Siméoe atte Ch: yreh, ~ Piago, organ, si 'Phone 3135. EC oh Popular Ti ool ot Pp 4 es popular to 8 Fr, The J tor for Bouse in brick home, Js ear soothing. in cash. Size 40 to 44. Apply Com- mercial Hotel, (21b) TANO, RET class condition. Sell cheap. 785 St. (22e) 8 Premier Duplex Vacuum Ohaner, to clear at $3.75 a set. Harry D. Wilson Hardware, 23 King West, Phone 46, (22b) Radios Repaired. PHONE 3350) OSHAWA RALID Service for gadio repairs, Fully equi; 10%give reliable service. Chas, Wa (10 feb ¢, all makes of Work fully "| guaranteed. s tested. Parts for sale, Phone 3186M, (18 feb c) YOUR RADI and our prices moderate. il 2300. inspection, Call iotrician. For Rent FOR RENT = APARTMENTS Simcoe Manor and Victoria Apts., completely modern, and very cleanly. It will be a pleasure to have you 1{imspect them. Open throughout. the day ang evening. Bradley Bros, local mgrs. (8 feb @) NISHED OR unfurnished. Low rentals, Disney, phone 1550. (14t1) NT -- 8 ROOMED house, 255 Bruce St. Finished attic, hardwood floors through- out, newly decorated, wired for electric stove, Phone 2334J. (20¢) Modern 7 roomed house, fire Place and sewing room. [IPhone 4987 (21c) NISHED BED- room. Close to Motors. Apply 69 Division st. (20¢) FOR RENT--THREE OR FOUR furnished rooms, Apply 18 Cadil- lac Ave. 200) --6 ROOMED HOUSF every convenience, fire place, also garage, very central, Phone 2035M. (21cy D URNISHED apartment with all conveniences. Light and water. Near Motors. 97 Colbarne St. East. (20¢) COSY 65 ROOMED BUNGALO, $20, 7 roomeg modern*fiotme, §25, double garage. Phone Holden 371W. (22b) RNISHED APART- ment, light, heat and water fur- nished $182. Other larger apart- ments also, Apply Apt. 2, 39 Simcoe North. (22¢) R BRICK MOUSE, 110 Warren Ave. Possession Feb. 1st. Phone 931 at noon, (22h) Awnings AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAGS, TAI: paulins, repairs, etc. Phone 2104. George Reid, 66 Bond W, J. J. Turner & Sons, Representative. (25 jan ©) Bn 3 oT TP a Male Help Wanted SPECIALTY SALESMAN TO handle our complete line Durham, Victoria. Ontario counties. Add- ing Machines, Cash Registers, Fireproof Safes, Credit Registers and Sales Books. Apply Mr. Dor- ner. Hotel Génosha, Thursday Friday, *n 4 and 8 Pom. (22b) OSHAWA WES AWA REST HOME, NURSE 8 attendance, warm home, terms reasonable, 80 Brock St. W Phone 3293. "Rest Home (30 jan ¢) : respectively, clusive franchises for thirty. Rates For Classified | Ads First insertion-- 134 cents word. per Minimum charge for one in- sertion 80¢. Each subsequent comsecu- tive (msertion 1c per word. consecutive imser. tions for the price of two first insertions (three cents a word). Minimum charge for three insertions 60c. Box number 10c additional. Professional or Uusiness Cards, $3.50 per mohtb for 20 words or less, 10 cents a word per month for each additional word. Phone 35 Ask for Classified Ad Department Poultry POULTRY WANTED = ALL kinds of poultry alive, highest prices paid. Phone 81, Whitby, Special price for 00d fat heops. (12 feb &) Motor Cars 1931 CHEVROLET SPORT SE- dan, small mileage, good as new. Bargain Brite for quick mle, 468 Simcoe St, (22b) NOTICE oF APPLICATION TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Notice Is Hereby Given that Ontario Shore Gas Company, Limited will apply to the Legislative Asseuibly 0 the Province of Ontario at its next session Jot An Act validating asd conhrring » Lv slaw and ag1esient of the Corporation 3 the Cit shawa Aratiting an exclusive ranchise for flt yeals to supply and dis. tribute gas in the said eity; by-laws and aprecments of the Corporations of the City of Bejléville, the Towns of Whitby, Bow: manville and Trenton, and the Township ol East Whitby, rauting ex. ve years 4 supply and diswibute a4 § in the said city. towns and townsh ip: ws and agree the Township mants of th tie ry Dartington respec: of Sidney, tively, grant ing son-exclusivg franchises for and distribute thirty - bys Yelis ne a d i a8 in {] t Ld ownships, a Ll ot of the Corpor law the Tows hin Auction Sale HAVING RECEIVED INSTRUC: phe from Traders Finance Corp. to sell in the yard behind co "Motor Sale, 10 Bond St, W., Oshawa, on Friday, Jan. 29, 1932, two large. G.M.C. trucks, Serial No. 147X sand Serial 699. Sale at 11 o'clock forenoon. Terms cash. W. J, Sulley, Aucs tioneer. (19-22) Work Wanted i POSITION WANTED. iN DOC- tor's or dentist's office. Can do typing and have had some train: ing as nurse. Box 217 Times. Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO | jadies or gentlemen, private home, All privileges. Garage, 311 Athol St. (21c) "Barber Shop ' GUS BANKS, 180 CELINA ST. corner of Ash. Haircutting 16e. Children's haircutting on Satur. days 20c, Open all da; Wednes- days, two barbers, the best work. manship. (22 feb ¢) Thutlow granting 4 non. exclusive franchise for thirty-five years to supply $nd istribute Xa) in the said Town. ship, all of the sai Ay Sr relating thereto having to and g now held by The pov applican Dated this ah day of January, 1932, CONANT & ANNIS, Barristers and Sulidiey Osbaws, Ont. Solicitors haiclu ior the applicant, en an BULL MOOSE HALTS MOTORISTS IN SNOW Butte. Moat., Jan. 87.+«A bul! moose with positive ideas about traffic rights has done its bit for pedestrianism and retired to nurse its wounds. Two motor cars were damaged and nearly a score were halted by a belligerent bull which took possession of a snow-bankeg high- way north of Butte and held it more than an hour. The moose charged machines in both directions. It rammed into the front of one car, strike ing the driver with fits hoofs, and crashed through a window, cutting its legs, The Family Remedy For All Kidney Ailments. Says Ontario "Lady Of s y Pills Mrs. James A. Drew Used Them For Sore Back Or After A Cold. Navan, Ont., Jan, 27 (Special) ~--That relief can be obtained from all kinds of Kidney disor- ders by using Dodd's Kidney Pills is again evidenced by the following testimonial received from Mrs. James A. Drew, a well known resident of this place, She writes: -- . "We 'alwars keep Dodd's Kid- ney Pills in the house ang take them after a cold cr for Back- ache, Some thirty years ago a very dear friend of mine was in bed with serious Kidney trouble snd was completely relieved by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She has used them ever since, We have also found your Diamond Dinner Pills very good." Dodd's Kidney Pills strike right at the seat of the trouble, the Kidneys. They are no cure-all, just purely and simply a Kidoey remedy. They relieve the work of the heart by putting the Kid- neys In shape to strain all the impurities out of the blood. ARRESTED MAN CARRIED GUN Joseph Marshall, Brock- ville, Taken Of Passenger Train Belleville, Jan. 27.--~Recelving information from Cobourg, to the affect there was a dangerous character aboard C.N.R. train No. 18 yesterday, C.N.R. Constable Probert met the incoming train at Belleville and apprehended the young man. After searching the train thoroughly Constable Probert arrested a man, giving the name af Joseph Marshall of Brockyille, in the vestibule of a Pullman. Upon searching him the officer found a loaded revolver on his person and immediately placed him under arrest taking him to the police station where a charge was laid against Marshall, When arraigned before Magis- trate Mikel of Belleville the charge of unlawfully, not having 8 permit, having upon his per- son, other than his dwelling ol | placé, a revolver, contrary to the Criminal Code, he was not asked to plead as the court asked for franchises and the | an enlargement of tha case for one weok and Marshall was held without bail. When the train pulled into the C.N.R. station at Cobourg, Con stable Jerome arrested Marshall's two companions on a charge of trespassing on railroad property. Marshall evaded the officer at the Tohourg station but was ap prehended after Officer Jerome telegrapheq ahead and informed the Belleville constables. Rupert was a very slow boy snd had been discharged from three situations in two weeks; but he had found employment ynder a naturalist. it took him two hours to give the canaries their seed, three to stick a pin through a dead butterfly, and four. to pick a convolvulus. The only good point about him was that he was willing. "And what," he asked, having spent a whole pfternoon changing the gold- fishies' water, "shall I do now, gir?" The naturalist ran his fin. gers through his locks, "Well," he replied at length, "I think you might now take the tortoise out for a run.!" RAIL OFFICIALS ORDERED TRIED "WITH WORKERS Prosecutor Asks Severe Penalties For Crew Of Wrecked Soviet Train Moscow, U.8.8.R., Jan. 27.--R. P, Kantanysn, chief prosecutor at the trial of 11 railroad work- ers charged with pegligence in connection with a disastrous wreck near Moscow, January 2, caused a stir in the crowdad courtroom by ordering the ar- rest of three officials of the road and includjnng them in the trial on the same charge. The prosecutor's announcement was made befére he finally sum- med up the evidence against the defendants. Tn an address which took more than three hours to deliver, he asked a maximum term .of 10 years' imprisonment for nine do- fendants, probationary prison terms for three and dismissal of the charge against two. He stressed the necessity for better discipline and more ef- fiefency in such Important indus- tries as transportation and charged that most of the defend- ants were guilly of the grosses! negligence in connection with the three-cornered wreck in which 68 were killed and more than 100 injured. v Preceding him, the assistant prosecutor called attention to the faet that 12,573 "aceidents and incidents" had occurred on the Kazan line during 1931, of which 5,875 were classified as serious ang 3,553 as due solely to the 'ecarelessness of employes. FISHING LEASES UP FOR AUCTION Leases Already Held by Sportsmen on Famous New Brunswick Rivers Fredericton, N.B.-- 50 leases of fishing privileges on the famous salmon and trout sireams of New Brunswick will be offered for sale in Fredericton on April 7, according to an announce- ment made recently by Hon. L. P. D. Tilley, Minister of Lands and Mines for this province. This public avetion, the only event of its kind in the world, has for years created internation- al recognition ameng the anglers who desire to test their skill against the gamest of fish---the Atlantic silver sdlmen. Already dozens of inquiries from sportsmen in Great Britain, the United States and Canada have been received by the Hon. Mr. Tilley, and prospects for the sale this year is expected to eclip- se anything of the kind ever staged in New Brunswick. he Government plans to sell leases on such well-knnwn rivers as the Restigouche, Kedgwick, Patapedia, ToSbigue, Nepisiguit, 'Tebusintac, Miramichi, Cain's, Sevogle and many others' This unique sale brings tozoth- er many notables in the financial world including mémbers of the well-known Restigouche Salmon Club, which has controlled some fitty miles of the Reetigouche ri- ver for many vears. The last public auction of New Brunswick's exclusive fishing pris vilegen was held five years ago on the same date as the coming one, More than | TIMETABLE WHITBY, OSR03 LBS ANVILEE Wi Da: (Effective on and Deheduia 24, 1932) Toe Arrive ] i ss POR TTTISES Swen 8 834 Rome munis 3 oF H ws gf "& EEE x. Pee Sui! SE5822 o > a » a » ESNman= Se pies PTFE BPEEE SR8ES 2233383 3358 ET oPPITTY » a 2 ponosBonn + 233223833833: Sus shales = = & =! I: - Pao on SCN b= SNM es ONAL = OF ag cnn 1.15 p.uh, "ae ES PES prestes 2523 2333338 PEPPERS EEE EERE EH POPSY PPE ss 33333 333 33 715 p.m. ESme S38 Es & i SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Going 'Wi . ve Leav ver Leav Arrive Bawmanvills Os Oshawa Wii Hospital "Speci RL pm Fi 4 8 uses or Reasonable Rates Caréful T. A. GARTON, PROPRIETOR BOWMANVILLE PHONES 412 or 346 Oshawa Waiting Room, 6 nce St. hone 22 GRAY COACH LINES (Effective, Nov, 22, 1931) {Eastern pa iard Time) LEAVE OSHAWA Haye TORONTO AM. P.M P.M. 6.48 2 43 5.3 v.36 $7.30 8.30 bo.30 10.30 1" Riv bSaturdiy, San d--Sunday only, 1230 1.30 dii.zo «Daily except Sunday, day and Holidays pe 44, CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Bervice Effective, January a 1932, Lv. Oshawa, 5 55 a.m Except Sunday. 9.42 a.m. Daily. 1.4 pm Facens Sunday, 10.22 p.m. Daily, 12.32 a.m. Daily, 1 ph a.m. Nailv ESTBOUND Lv. Oshawa, 4. 4 am. Daily, 55 a.m, Daily, - 0 a.m. Daily, 4.06 p.m. Daily, 6.48 p.m Except Sundey. 7.20 nm Except ay. xStops to let oft passengers from Mon. treal and beyond only. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS Effective Nov. 22, 1 (Standa.d Time) 9.25 a.m, 2.40 Trenton Sng PU Daily, ex. Sun x4.18 p.m. Daily, 12.05 a.m. Daily, 1.058 & Daily x For tawa, Montreal and East énly- Westbound .. Pog Daily, m. Daily, - ag. 5.56 713a 3.12 p.m. y. 7.32 p.m. Daily, except Sunday. m8.54 pm. Daily, m Toronto and West PE a. ~ Two little boys had put away in the larder overnight two small cakes for consumption the next morning. When, however one of them went the next morning to secure his cake, he found only oné there, and that had a large piece bitten out of it. Full of vrrath, he went in search of his brether. "I say," he demanded, "I want to know who took that bite out of my cake?" "I did," answered his ' brother. "What did you do it for?", "Well, when I tasted it I found it was your rake, 50 I ate the other one!" WOMAN PILOT HAS SPLENDID RECORD: Lady Bailey Receives H~ Certificate - For Blind Flying | London, -- Just before Christ mas, Lady Bailey, one of the first women pilots and one who made a 1emarkable flight to the: Cape oli' back alone in 1923-28, oo tained her certificate for blind fly:ng. She is the first woman in this country to 'secure this quali fieution. Her success denotes . growth of the movement tows instrumental flying since a cou of instruction was made available less than six months ago. The development of instruments and of aeroplanes suitable for blind flying instruction -has led to'the préparation of courses for the Seivise officer and for the civilian pilet, Blind flying means ability te accept the evidence of the instrie ments as to what a. aeroplane i8 wlo:ng when clouds, fog, or dark= nese deprive the pilot of ordinafy visual aids outside the machine. The pupil has to learn to disre- gard the testimony of his senses und accept the proof-offered by | his instruments. His training' is dere in a hooded cockpit, and the experience of most pupils is that thelr senses disagree widely with the eviden Mre. Victor Bruce, who under went Instruction recently at the fchool of Alr Service Training at Hamble, suffered much more un- plezsant sensations in recovering from a spin than ia the spin it- sell--a reversal of thé usual or der. Chevrolet Heavy Duty Truck with dual wheels. 1930 model. Stake or dump body price $650, ONTARIO MOTOR BALES ' LIMITED - 86 King St. East For Sale 1928 ESSEX COUPE. Ross, Ames & Gartshore | HUDSON~----ESSEX 133 King St. W. Phone 1160 ' Special! Men's Overthos, Pee 91 39 DOMINION CLOTHING 68 King St. West AUTO J10ANS. CARS REFINANCED Can be arranged at lowest prevailing Tatas, covering a. period up to. twelve months to" pay, while you drive youn CAMPBELL AUTO FINANCE . LTD. NA 1214. Simcoe Street, Oshawa H, A. MacDONALD, Representative. = Branches Throughout Ontario. ly repaired. "ou ih are Skil. 1 rk. | ers hn DE -- bah THAT'S RIGHT. HANG UP OM HIM, TILLIE « You'D For SOME REASON HE CHANGED WIS MIND ABouY GOSH * \7T HASN'T ANY NAME .°(, SOND ER-\ WHAT IT I$ AND WHO "THIS 7 SORA INE LISTENING T - My sSenT Tv] ARE YOU | THE REASON \ \S'DNY WART You TO MEET MOTHER. WAS BECAUSE | HAVE A PLAN TO h ™\ INTRODUCE YoU TO Hew UNDETR. » he. 4 _ DADDY-OEAR - TGTIER 1S Sol HER » WIA TIO NGA SITIEE 1H Se iE SH-DBAR! 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