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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1932 PAGE FIVE " If it's to be Bought or Sold -- Times Classified Adswill do it Legal Dental MANNING F. SWARTZ, BARRIS- ter, Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan. 11 King St. East, Phone 282. Resideuce 798; (17 feb tf) CONANT & ANNS APRIS- ters, Solicitors, Notaries Public. Ete. Conveyancing and general practice fn Law. Office 7% Sim- coe Street South,, Oshawa. Phone 4. G. D. Conant, B.A, LL.B.; A. F. Aunis, B.A, LL.D. . B. N. R, K.C., BANK of Commerce Building, a Jo "MANGAN, B.A, BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public. Conveyancer. Money tn loan, Of- fice 141; King St. East, Oshawa. Phone 445. Residencé phone 837. GRIBRSON, TGHTON & Fraser. Barristers, Itc. Bank of S. WYMAN, DARRISTER, Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan. 16 Simcoe Street North. Phone 67. Residence 2544W. GREER & HUMPHREYS, BAR- risters, Solicitors, Ete. 2414 Sim- coe St. N. Phone 3160. Residence 3514. Money to loan. FRANK 8. EBBS, BARRISTER, Solicitor, Notary Public, Convey- ancer. Money to loan. Third floor new Alger Building, opposite Post Office. Phone 2996. §. J HENNICK, B.A., BARRIS ter, 123% Simcoe St. South, Tele- phone 3038--565. - Commerce Bldg, (*% sept tf) Medical DR. B, J. HAZLEWOOD, PHY- siclan and Surgeon, special atten- tion given to X-ray work and Electrotheopy. Office, Disney Block. Phone 2050. Office open 9 am, 9 p.m. Residence 421 King Street East. Phone 2416. | DR. McKAY, PHYSICIAN, SUR- - gandles, other do. gein, Accoucher. Office and resi- dence King St, East, corner Vie- toria St., Oshawa. Phone 94. PR. 8. J, PHILLIPS, OVER BAS- sett's. Special attention to X-ray work. Gas extraction. Nurse in attendance. Phone 969. House 1312, Insurance DAVIS AND SON, INSURANCE, 19 King St. West, Oshawa. The oldest Fire Agency in Oshawa. 30 reputable Fire Companies. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COM- pany ol Canada, Dominion Bank Chambers. Phone 1834. Ales &. Ross, 8. F. Everson. (15 oct tf) ---------- Beauty Parlors HELEN WILSON, 735 ALBERT St. will do marcelling at your home. 365c. (64c) BETTY LOU BEAUTY PARLOX, specialists in all lines of beauty culture. Permanent Waves $4.00 apd up. "Naturelle Method". Marcel 50c. Shampoo, Finger Wave and Trim $1.00. 86 Simcoe St. North Pbone 2968. (8 aug tf) GEN O § HA HAIRDRESSING Parlors, Betty Ward and Grace Marshall. experts in all kinds of Beauty Culture, Our permanent wave a specialty. $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Fioger wave and shampoo $1.00, Marcel 50c. Fac- ials, scalp treatments and mani- cures. Coffee Shoppe entrance. Phone apnrointments 1973. (15 may 1 mo) CORENE JOHNSON, HAIR- dresser, 92 Church St. Marcel ling 35¢ and finger waving B0c. Phone 2188J. ( 14 apr c) PEMBER'S BRANCIT HAIR- dressing and Beauty Zu.ture, No. 9 Bradley DBldg., Phone 39%, Osb- awa, Ontario. ne (23 nov *) McLEAN, MARCEL 785 Albert LILLIAN 35¢ at your home or St. (28 mar ¢) Undertaking TOKE BURIAL CO. 67 KING St. East. Ambulance, Residence 542 Simcoe Street North, Phone 210J and 210W. _ OSHAWA BURIAL CO., M. F. Armstrong & Son, Proprietors. Funeral and Ambulance Service day and night. Phone 1082W. 87 Celina, (4tf) Architects ¢.C. STENHOUSE, GENERAL Architectural work. Second floor Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496. Residence phone 9509J. Auctioneer PHONE 716J. W. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer, 346 Simcoe St, S., Oshgwa. Special attention gives to household furniture sales and farm stock and {mplements. Your patronage solicited. rE a Watch Repairing ¥. A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop at 4415 King Street West, Your atronag Is solicited. Battery Service BUFTERIES -- CHARGED 78c with rental $1.00. Repaired and rebuilt. Called for and delivered. Prompt service. Stan, Bligdon, 20 Mill 8t. Phone 960. Hemstitching HEMSTITCHING, 7 CENTS ON embroidery work, alterations, dressmaking, etc. The Dell Shop, $6% Simcoe 8S. Phone 1658, (6 ly 81) © Transportation CARTAGE AND STORAGE. Coleman's, 85 Bond West. Spec- | falists in furniture moving. Stor- | age | equipment. Phone 82. areliouse and moving van Music lessons | REGINALD G. GEEN, ORGAN is." choirmaster, simcoe United Church. Plano, organ, singing. Phene 8128. Residence 765M. (28 mar ¢) FREE FIRST FIVE LESSONS 'given with the purchase of any Hawallan Guitar and Tenor Ban- jo. Phone 1490. Harris Music Store, 11 Simcoe st. S. (22 mar ¢) Barber Shop BANK'S BARBER SHOP, COR- ner Ash and Celina St. All bair- cutting 15c. Children on Wednes- day 10c. Mell Graham, formerly of Mary St, is now assisting. We aim to Please. (23 mar c) Radios Repaired THONE 38500 OSHAWA RALI0 Service for radio repairs. Fully equipped to give rellable service. Chas, Wales. (1u apr ©) A NTIFICA S | repajred, ten years' specializing fn repairing on all models. Cau 2806W. Certified radiotriclan, : (22 mar ¢) TARLS RADIO--TUBES, BAT- terles, short and long wave equip- ment. Batteries charged. Radio repairs. Phone 1200W.° (1 apr ¢) ANY RADIO TROUBLE? FOR prompt service, moderate charges, work fully guaranteed, National Radio Service. 3186M. (17 apr ¢) Room and Board WILL ROOM AND BOARD young lady reasonably in return for companionship. Phone 1184, (66% iin Ea Home Made Candy bor dihdroghating ssid RS HOME MADE CANDY MADE by Mrs. Twilley, Ritson R4., Osh- awh. You'll enjoy these delicious Jean Ruth Cake Shoppe. MISS McKENNA, PERMANENT waving, finger waving, marcell- ing and beauty culture 156 Rox- borough Ave. Phone appoint- ments 1230VF, (29 mar c) CROQUIGNOLE PERMANENT wave special $5. Finger wave 50c. Marcel 35c. Call 3369 PRINCELLA Hairdressing, marcelling 3c, finger wave 50c, finger wave and shampoo 76c. Facials, manicures, hair trimminz a specialty, 10 Prince St, Phone 688, (7 apr ¢) Articles For Sale GOOD SOUND DRY sODY HARD Wood. Guarantéed full measure. % cord $3. Mixed $2.75. Soft wood $2.25. A. Wall, 292 Cour cellette Ave. Phone 2628F, (8 apr ¢) FRANK McQUAID, COAL, CORE, dry body wood, hard, mixed slabs. Phone 2423W. 115 Aunis St. (2 may ¢) DRY SLABS $3.25 1% cord. No. 1 Body M»3le $3, Coke. 79 John St. Pbore 3106J. L (21 mar ec) DRY BODY HARDWOOD. Beach and Maple. Stove length $3 3% cord. Robert Christy Phove 1970W. a (15 apr c) FOR SALE--HATCHING EGGS. Whive Leghorns, Hollywood Strain. $1 per setting. Phone 1897W. (4 apr ¢) SECOND HAND CLOTHES JUST arrived. A stock of 2nd band suits, slightly worn, all sizes, 148 Simcoe St 8. (811) BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE. Good as new. Cheap. Apply 330 Simcoe St. 8. (§5¢) (11 apr-od SINGER PORTABLE ELECTRIC. | Cheap, treadle machines, $5 up. All reconditioned. Work like new. Singer Shop, 18 Ontarlo. (66¢c) FOR BALB--ONE RE-CONDI- tioned Quebec cook stove with water front and one *hree burner gas range at Harry D. Wilson Hardware, 23 King West. Phone 46. (66¢c) Motor Cars FOR SALE--HALF TON PANEL, 28 Chev. truck in tirst class con- dition, or exchange for coupe or roadster. Box 329, Bowmanville. pauling, everything in canvas. Phone 2104. George Reid, 66 Bond West. J. J. Turner & Sons, Representative, (25 mar c) Work Wanted CARPENTER WORK, ALL kinds furniture repaired, remod- elled, Estimates free F. W. Rol- gon, 76 Hogarth St. Phone 220. 4 (8 apr ¢) A FL S AID, ¢anded, refinished with electric sander hy Haynes floor expert. Phone 481 or 3073W. (17 apr ¢) Lost LOST LADY'S BULOVA watch, with red stones. Finder please return to Chief of Police Oshawa. Reward. (65¢) a ee co se carpe Personal FEATHER BEDg MADE IN mattresses. Eilderdowops. Pillows and matiressés cleaned and re- covered like mew. Representative here now, Box 401 Times. (1 apr c) I TADIDS---BEND 250 FOR TWO large boxes of face powder to Cosmo Cosmetics, Ham'iton Good powder but boxes slightly jmperfect, State shades awired, a A For Rent FOR RENT -- APARTMENTS Simcoe Manor and Victoria Apts., completely modern, and very cleanly. It will be a pleasure to have you inspect them. Opén throughout the day and evening. Bradley Bros., local mgrs. (4 apr c) APARTMENTS, FURNISHED OR unfurnished. Low rentals. Disney, phone 1550. (14th) MODERN 6 ROOMED APART- ment, electrically equipped, chest- aut trim, fruit cellar and garage. Phone 269. 621) ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED to suit gentleman or two rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 1586). (31 mar ¢) F N AT T every conveniences, pantry, pri- vate toilet. Possession immed]- ately. Apply 29 Brock East. a (65¢) MODERN 8IX ROOMED HOUSE, hardwood floors and trim. North. Phone 1697W. (6bc) AN APARTMENT OVER KARN'S Drug Store to a desirable tenant at moderate rental. Postession April 12, 231 Kinz St. Hours from evening. 3 LARGE ROOMS with hardwood 1587W, (85¢) 3 HOUSES TO RENT, APPLY O. R. Hall, 207 College Ave. (686c) East. Phone 16 (641) FOR MENT floors, Phone Pets and Livestock GOOD HEAVY WORK HORSE for sale, Apply at Dizon coal yard. (66e) Poultry JADBY CHICKS CUSTOM Hatching, White Lezhorps, Bar- red Rocks, Blood tested, bred to lay. Phone 1337) or write for catalogue, Oshawa Hatchery, 144 Park Rd. N, (12 mar ¢) GOVERN- and Leg- BLOOD TESTED ment approved Rock ada"s finest hatcheries. hatching solicited Mara Hatchery, Bowmanville, (66c-71 Custom Lodge 77¢-83¢) WANTED kinds, Will pay highest prices as there fs a 1 for fat hens for the day 1. Ont, market wich holi- Stein, phone §1 (16 apr ¢) Dry Cleaning NORMAN LAMBERT, FRENCH dry cleaning and repairing. Goods called for and delivered. Phone 6523, 66 Bagot St (12 apr ¢) Rates Fo Classified Ads. First [nsertione--114 per word. | Minimum charge for one |n- | sertion 30c, Lach subsequent tive Insertion word. Three cousecutive. inser- tions for the price of two first Insertions (three cents a word). Minimum charge for three insertions 60c. Box number 'Oc additional. Professional or Business Cards, $2.50 per month for 20 words or less, 10 cents a word per month for each additional word 'FHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Department i 5 cents | consecu- lc per Apply Dr. F. I. Henry, | 6 to 10 p.m. any | horns. Call and see one of Can-| POULTRY OF ALL | * demand | Whithy,! | cracy ta slavery. Real Estate For Sale OR SALE-- MED DRICK house and garage, north end, in good condition. Cheap fur cash or will exchange for bungalow. Phone 1193W, (66c) ---- Ee. Wanted to Buy WANTED--100 CHAIRS, NEW or used for Sunday School use Apply C. A. Glecoff, 165 Verdun Road. (85¢) _-- = Notice to Trappers FURS WANTED--25,000 MUBK- rats wanted to fill a manufac- turer's order. Able tn pay high- est cash prices. I. Stein, Phone 81,reverse charge, Whitby, On- tario. (16 may c) COUNTESS SPEAKS ON RUSSIAN RULE Large Montreal Gathering Hears Tolstoy's Daughter at People's Forum | Montreal, Mar. 17--Soviet Russia "the land where theory is always | beautiful but actual practise falls far | short of the promise"--had its veils of mystery torn away by Countess Alexandra Tolstoy, who spoke at the People's Forum. Some 800 lis- teners were 'present, Twice that i number of would-be hearers were | turned away Arom the church door Police had finally to be called to hold in check the disappointed [ crowd outside the Church of the | Messial | Countess Tolstoy, youngster laughter. of Count Leo Tolstoy, the famous Russian writer and philoso-~ pher, was to speak of relationship between her father's philosophy and Bolshevism. She fulfilled her promise and in doing so declared that Bolshevism was not and. never would be a means of happiness to the Russians. | She quoted the words used by her father in speaking of the Czar's au- tocracy: "The greater the oppres- | sion the stronger the explosion that | will rollow." These words, she as- sured her hearers were more than equally applicable to the state of af- fairs in tht far d of the Soviets i Romantic Haze Distat ! declared, had cast a romantic ' haze upon the activities of the Bol- <hevists. People had told her that it was a wonderful experiment that was being made in Russia "1 do not think it wonderful," she said. "I think it horrible." She spoke of her father's teach. ings of simple religion which fol- lowed the words of Christ in that he asked his followers to do unto others only what they would have it done unto themselves; his policy of non-resistance and his faith in the necessity of manual labor. The insistence of the Communists upon militarism and the teaching of atheism, and their organization | of life upon a crassly materialistic system, all .ran counter to the phil- osophy of her father. The decision of the Bolshevists that these things must be taught also in the birth place of her father, had made her leave after 12 years of labor under Bolshevik direction. "They started oyt to achieve ma- terialism and now Russia has be- come a pauper," she said. "They started to teach internationalism, and Russians are now intensely pa- triotic. They teach atheism, and they have forced religion under- ground where it is now flourishing in a far purer form than was taught by the Orthédox Church." "Russia has stepped from auto- She flung the definition at her audience, and then set out to prove that she was right Cannot Leave Factory "The working man," she said, cannot leave the factory at 'which he is employed without the approval of his foreman, He loses all ration cards and all privileges tor at least six months if he quits work which he does not like" "Wages run from 80 to-120 rubles a month. In Shanghai a few months she e, mystery and propaganda | 250 PAIRS Men! Save on Your Spring Shoes! Men's Oxfords $2.65 & $2.98 250 PAIRS $3.50 Men's Oxfords SEE DISPLAY IN SOUTH WINDOW SIMCOE ST. SOUTH ago, you could buy Russian rubles at two cents each. Rations are onc pound of meat every three days and one pound of black bread each day. Eggs and butter are kept for the sick and for the children. In the open market it is impossible fof Russian workers to buy things be- cause they are too dear." Slavery in Siberia She continued her discourse on slavery and pointed out that even at this very moment there were 2,- 500,000 "kulak" farmers penned in the forests and mines of northern Siberia to do forced labor because the authoritics had thought that they were not sympathetic. enough to the Communist ideals of factory | farming. She spoke telligentsia" regime, and yet tachers of the lot of the "in- under the Communist pointed out that even had not reached the Get the 'Drop' on Colas A Mystery Story... Bill Influenza, ot foreign extraction, and well known, #s Oshawa's bad map, has certainly had his day. Dur the past week or so he has played havoc with our citizens, 'laying low whole families and attacking inno- cent women and children. An organized citizen body urgently protested to the - proper authority who (imme. diately solicited the ald of the world famed master de- tective SHERLOCK VA. URE. Overnight VAPURE had the "drop" on Influenza and "put him on the spot'. His real big task is over, but there is still plenty of cleaning up to do. if your (family danger of any of Influ. enza's associates, such as | "Sniffles'"', *"Headcoll" or "Red Nose™ Catarrh just | call in VAPURE andl be safe, > A few drops of VAPURE |. on the handkerchief and in. | haled frequently will check Flu' or Headcolds in a very few hours, 4 Put a little on your pil: low at night and see how much freer you breathe and how much sounder you sleep. Try a 350c¢ bottle at once, When in need of Drugs "QUICKLY" 'Phone | REXALL DRUG STORES Jury & Lovell | | King FE. Simcoe 8. is in | - Phone 28 I'hone 068 Five Year Plan ideal of 80 rubles a month payment for their services, She talked of the professional classes--the teachers, lawyers, doc- persecuted for their Liberal ideas, and still persecuted, that their children were forbidden higher education unless they disowned their parents, Shower of Questions That her talk had raised intens interest among the listeners in the church was made manifest by the shower of notes which was handec in at the end of the mecting. Mi of the questions penciled tu were written in Russian, She was asked whether she per- her re: "esentation of the actual statc | of affairs, made to visitors to Rus- | sia, as she had charged that this] was often done. | "I myself have made such mis- representations," she said. "Three vears ago a famous American novél- | | ist came to visit my institution. | | told him of what we had accom- plished in terms in which I had ! nstructed Later | tried t tell him that everytl | quite as | h; alwavs acco I could not speak misinformed. And | o see him alone, to ! was not | But he wa by a spy, and He went away know that he Rheumatism Goes Swollen Joints' Vanish How To End Rheumatism in Less Than a Week If you suffer from torturing rheumatic' pains, sore muscles or stift inflammed joints, it's be- cause your system is nll of the dangerous poisons that cause rbeumatism and .nake thousands helpless. What you peed ir RU- MA, and need f{t.right now. All druggists sell it with guarantee, RU-MA acts on the blood, stomach, kidneys and liver, and drives the dangerous rheutnatic poisons from the system through the matura] channels of elimina- tion--it eases pain the first day You must use an internal med! cine to free the joints and mus: cles of crippling stiffuess, sore ness and torturing palin. That's why RU-MA succeeds while ex- ternal remedies and palin deaden. ing drugs give only temporary re- lief Jury & Lovell, Ltd, says no matter what kind of rheumatism you have, or how long you have suffered, try RU-MA---it must completely end all rheumatle agony or you get your money back, tors who during Czarism had heen declared that they were now | ; | was similarly misinformed in other! places. Countess Alexandra Tolstoy was introduced to the gathering by Rev. L. Clare, minister of the Church of the Messiah, | ~ OF JAPAN HELD 10 BE PREMATURE | sonally knew of any cases of mis- | Present Difficulties Make Future of Country Uncertain Tokyo, Japan.-----Any optimistic view of Japan's immediate econ- omic future would be premature, according to the annual cast of foreizn trade the Mitsul Bussan Kaisha, great Japane Indus 1 corporation The compa declares that politice this year a bigger factor What will be the the Manchurian difti- * will the government operate, if {t operates at all, to stabilize the vyen.dollar Morenver at what level] will it be stabilized? These ara some of the queetions asked. Domestic industry is expected to prosper to rome extent due to the lower value of money and general consumption is likely to increase but these developments may be overshadowasd by others. The full effacte of the replace- ment of the gold embargo are not expected to ha evident until] the second halt of the vear Principal export commodities including cotton textiles and others of that nature, are expect. ed to gain but raw silk is likely to go off, due to.the financial de- pression in the United States, the best. market. Other adverse fac. tors will be higher tariff walls and consequently declining con. sumption. Taken all in all, the concern expects exports of all kinds to drop 6,000,000 ven to 570,000,000 ven for the first halt f the year, §0~ ROYAL YORK BREAD FLOUR 98 Ib. bag, $2.40 Satisfaction Guaranteed Hogg & Lytle, Ltd. Phone 203 OPTIMISTIC VIEW | Eaton Groceteria It Pays To Shop Here Always AAT. Royal York o sranceTea Tle 28e Superior Stores | | | | | 3 E. | fore- | issued by | | | rate? | | | i REPAIRING Fine Watch Repairing Our Specialty FELT BROS. Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South Chevrolet Heavy Duty Truck with dual wheels. 1930 model. Stake or dump body price $650. ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED 86 King St. East YOUN( Prince S On 1929 Plymouth | Sedan Ross, Ames & Gartshore HUDSON--ESSEX 135 King st. W. Phone 1160 rb SPECIAL! MEN'S SUITS MADE TO MEASURE $19 DOMINION CLOTHING 68 King St. West Repairing Watches OUR SPECIALTY If your watch is pot 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. 8. Phone 189 HOM, DRUG STORE PHONE 22 WE DELIVERY9 10 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver iz I'= rds be- ng at g tof 2 We buy Old Gold ana Silver We repair anything bought in a Jewelry Store BASSETT'S Jewelérs On Oshawa's Main Corner TILLIE THE TOILER--Keeping the Line Open. By Russ. Westover *, «WHO? .. TILLIEZ. WOLD THE LINE A MINUTE AND ILL CALL HER OW, HELLO. MUMSY «+ YOU SAY THERE WAS AO MAIL FOR ME THIS MORNING ¢ ALL RIGHT, MUMSY.. G'8YE WHAT IN BLAZES \S THE MATTER w\TH THAT OPERATOR THAT SHE PUTS YOUR CALLS PUT ARAN © 1082. King Puatures §) ndicate, fice wat Britain clghie i esti ved. ; | ASKED HER To MY LOCAL CALLS IN HERE WHATS WRONG WITH NOUR. 'PHONE # I'M KEEPING | \T OPEN FOR A LONG * DISTANCE CALL | EXPECT TO GET FROM REX CARLTON i By Geo. McManus v "A f-; 0 Th GO RIGHT DOWN AND MAKE THAT WOMAN TAKE THOSE BOOKS BACK THAT SHE SOLD MY HUSBAND * HE BOUGHT THEM MST BECAUSE SHES PRETTY: SHE FLATTERED 1 WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE AGENT WHO 15 SELLING BOOKS AROUND TOWN: Tr WES. WE HAVE A LADY WHO 19 SELLING BOOKS IN OFFICE BLILDINGS- BUT SOCIETY PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF NOW AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY LIKE YOU MUST HAVE A SET OF BOOKS IN FACT WE WANT EVERY PRETTY WOMAN IN TOWN TO Mave IES) 1 9ELL TO CANT YOu SEE PLEASE BE QUIET 'M READING ?