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PAGE SEVE! THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1932 ova £5 Ra: ic LR MANNINC F. SWARTZ, BARRIS- ter, Solicitor, Notary. Money to loan. 11 King SL. East, Phone . Resideuce 798. T44, Re (17 feb tf) TONANT & ANNIS BARRIS ters, Solicitors, Notaries Public. Ftc. Conveyancing @nd general practice fn Law. Office 7% Sim- coe Street South,, Oshawa. Phone 4. G. D. Conant, B.A, LL.B.; A. F. Annis, B.A., LL.B, . BE. N. SINCLAT %, K.C., BANK of Commerce Building, JUSFPH P. MANGAN, E.A., BAR- rister, Solicitor, Notary Public. Convayancer. Money to loan. Of- fice 14% King St. East, Oshawa. Phone 445. Residence phone 837. GRIBRSON, CRE.GHTON & Fraser. Barristers, Etc. Bank of Commerce Bldg, GREER & HUMPHREYS, BAR- isters, Solicitors, Ete. 2414 Sim- eve St. N. Phene 3160. Residence 3514. Money to loan. 8. J. BENNICK, B.A, BARRIS ter, 1214 Simcoe St. South. Teie- phone 3038--565. 125 sept tf) Undertaking LUKR BURIA: CO. 67 KING St. East. Arsbulance. Residence 542 Simcoe treet North. Phone 210J and 210W, OSHAWA BURIAL CO., M. F. Armstrong & Son, Proprietors. Funeral and Ambulance Service day and night. [Phone 1082W. 87 Celina. a DALTON BURIAI CO. - eral and Ambulance Packard Limousine Sedan. Simcoe South. Phone 1045. 6 C. STENHOUSE, GENERAL Architectural worit. Second floor Royal Bank Building. Phone 1496. Residence phonz 909J. Auctioneer PHONE 7161). W. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer, 346 Simcce St, S., Oshgwa. Special attention given to household furniture sales and farm stock and implements Your patronace solicited. Watch Repairing F. A VON GUNTEN, EXPERT Swiss watchmaker, repair shop a: 46 King Street West. Your patrcnage 1s solicited. Transportation CARTAGE AND STORAGE. Coleman's, 85 Bond West. Spec- falists in furniture moving. Stor- age warehouse and moving van equipment. Phone 82. 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 of Manada, Dominion Bank Chambers, Alex. S. Ross, S. F. Everson. Phone 1834. (15 oet tf) Dental OR. S.J PHILLIPS, OVER BAS- sett's. Special attention to X-ray work. Gas extraction. Nurse in attendance. hone 959. House 1312. Roofing Articles for Sale ECONOMICAL APARTMENTS See our suites at the George, Edward, Amylene and Lewellyn, Apartments are priced twen- ty-five to forty dollars, Any suite furnished in home- like manner at slight exira charge. Our apartments are equipped with electric refrigeration, stove, washer and dryer; constant hot water; effici- ent janitor service. DISNEY, PHONE 1550 (58-tf) NOW HERE'S SOMETHING GOOD A nice Apartment for very little money---four and five rooms--modern, Come and let us show you about. You'll be surprised at the low rent. Simcoe Manor and Victoria Apartments. (45t1) FOR RENT--6 ROOMED HQUSE all conveniences, newly decorated, hardwood floors, central locality. Apply 91 Ritson Rd. North. FOR RENT-- 284 FESTUBERT St. 4 room cottage, 3 piece bath, electric fixtures, Newly decorat- ed. Phone 858W, (59¢) BACHELOR APARTMENT, CEN- trally located, furnished, newly decorated, private bath, fruit locker, water and electric. B®x 526 Times, (611) FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH- ed ten roomed brick house, hard- wood floors, garage, electric range. Apply 76 King West. Phone 300. (60c) FOR RENT-- LARGE FRONT room suit one or two gentlemen, Mary St., above Aberdeen. Phone 2441W, (60c) GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE No. 17 John St., facing Central Park, nine rooms, 'hot water heating, electric range and fix- tures, $50. Apply Dr. Belt next door. (61c) FLAT. SPECIAL, BEST DIS- trict, Simcoe North, 3 or 4 rooms, hot water heated, kitchenette, sink, shower, bath, $25 or $30. Phone 2415. (6lec) APARTMENT, DOWN TOWN, four rooms, bath, electric stove, newly decorated, fruit locker. Box 526 Times, (61tf) MODERN FIVE ROOMED BUN- galo. Fifteen. Attractive six roomed house, fire piace, garage. Twenty-five, See Holden, 92 Sim- coe N. (61h) FOR RENT--A REAL HOME ON Simcoe St, North at a bargain, also 9 roomed house and sun- room and double garage on Divi- sion St. Phone Bradley Bros, (61c) 9 ROOMED HOUSE ON DIVI- sion. St. for rent, sale or ex- change. Apply 310 Arthur St, Phone 32197], (61b) VERY MODERN FIVE ROOM apartments, Frigidaire, continu- ous hot water, electric stove and fireplace, Reduced rental. 161 King East. (62¢) Beauty Parlors BETTY LOU] BEAUTY PARLOR, rmanent Wave $3.50 ug. "Cro- uinole and Spiral". Marcel 50c. Shampoo, Finger Wave and trim $1. Expert operators on'y. 79 Sim. coe St. North (note new ad- dress). Phone 2968. (8 aug tf) HAYTON, THE ROOFER, AS- phalt, cedar. shingling, 'felt, gravel roofing, caulking, chime ney repairing. ¥rea inspection. Phone 1643W. (June 13-1 yr.) Shoe Repairing YOU WANT THE BEST IN SHOE repairinz. Shoes called for and delivered. I'hone 672W. Jack Read, corner Mary and Colborne. (31 sept ¢) Battery Service BATTERIES CHARGED 76c with rental $1.00. Called for and delivered Batteries 2.75 and up. Stan. Bligdon, 20 Mili St. Phone 960. Agents Wanted FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS Wanted jn Ontario towns and cities at unrepresented points. Tariff company, Lib- eral commissions on new and renewal business, Write first POSTOFFICE BOX 219, TORONTO (571) Work Wanted REIABLE GIRL DESIRES GOOD home as companion or light work, Moderate wages. Apply 343 Rit- son Road North. (59¢) Music Lessons ANNIE McMASTER, A.T.C.M. 'eacher of piano. Studio, 17 Con- maught St, Phone 116F. (2nd Oct. ¢) MRS: JACK LEE, A. TCM, teacher of piano, 613 Carnegie Ave. Phone 2351J. Shem 00 (OD [RUTH HODGKINSON, A.T.C.M., teacher of piano, 324 Leslie Ave, [Phone 2390J, (61lc) Female Help Wanted WANTED--A WOMAN, CAP- able for general housework, about the age of 35 preferred. elephone 425. (lc) Situations Vacant Male and Female ONEY MADE WITHOUT IN- estment. Your spare time prof tably employed---selling ,Can- da"s finest Christmas Gréeting ard line. Liberal commission, Regal Art Co., 91 Gould Street, oronto, (62, 774. GENOS\IA HAIRDRESSING EX- perts--on all kinds of beauty culture, Permanent waves our gpeciaity. Finger wave and shampoo, $1.00; Marcell, &0c. Facials, scalp treatments anc manicuring. Coffee Shop eu- trance. Phone 1973. (6 July 1 mo.) LORENE JOHNSON, HAIR- dresser, 92 Church St. Marcel- ling 25¢ and finger waving 60c. Phene 2188J. (16 sept ¢) PRINCELLA BEAUTY SALON, permanent waves specialty $2.50 up, Finger waving 00c. Mareel- ling 35c. 10 Prince. Phone 688. (15 sept c) PEMBER'S BRANCH HAIR- dressing and Beauty Tuiture, No. 9 Bradley Bldg., Phone 3%, Osh- awa, Ontario. (23 nov t?) MAYFAIR BEAUTY SALON. 143; King St. E. Phone 2020. All branches hairdressing. First class hair cutter in attendance. (20 sept c) Palmist MADAME BROWN, Palmist, on all matter of im- portance. 93 Louisa St, Phone 2636F. Business private, (16 sept ¢) Motor Cars §325 BUYS '28 OLDSMOBILE, recently re-ducoed, 5 tires, prac- CONSULT tically new, always maintained in best of condition. Phone 2327. (62a) OLDSMOBILE '28 SEDAN, NEW tires, good condition, for coupe or roadster even. trade. Apply 526 Cubert St. (62¢) ____ Wanted to Rent WANTED "TO RENT--TRUCK stake body, drive-yourself plan. Wanted Sept. 17, Phone 2972%M. (61c) FURNISHED reasonab:e Reply Box WANTED --_-- house, medium size, rent. Good locality, 421 Times. (61e) WANTED TO RENT--2 TO unfurnished rooms or apartment, suitable for lizht housekeeping, within four blocks of Hospital. Reply Box 325 Times. (61c) WANTED TO RENT--4 OR 5 roomed bungalo or 4 roomed flat, ground floor preferred. Phone 848J, (62a) 0) o GOOD SOUND DRY BODY HARD wood. Guaranteed full measure, % cord, $3.26. Mixed, $3. Soft wood, $2.25. A. Wall, 292 Cour- cellette Ave. Phone 2628F. (12 oct ¢) ALL KINDS OF WOOD. PRICES right. Claude McQuaid, 64 Albert. Phone 1079J. (13 oct ¢) BLACKS WOOD, 79 JOHN ST. Phone 3109J. Slabs $2.25. Body Wood $2.50. Hardwood $3. (16 sept c) NO. 1 HARDWOOD FOR SALE. $3.25 per quarter cord. Also soft- wood $2.25 per quarter cord. De- livered. Cox Motor Sales, 139 King West. Phone 924. (58h) 148 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH, NEAR Loblaw's, second hand suits, slightly worn, original cost $40 and $50 on sale in all sizes as low as $7 per suit up to 14. (60c) LADDERS FOR SALE, H, WIL: eox, Hampton. Phone 129 r 31. (62¢ PONY BUGGY, CUTTER AND harness for sale. Phone 513W. (62h) PRACTICALLY NEW CHESTER- field suite. Must sacrifice. Phone 2504W. Apply 148 Simcoe South, Apt. 1, (62¢) Help Wanted EARN UPWARDS OF ~ $20 weekly growing mushrooms for us, all fall and winter, in cellars or outbuildings, Begin now. Il- lustrated booklet free. Estab- lished 25 years, Canadian Mush- room Co., Dept. W, Toronty 10, (62, 64) Pets and Livestock FERRETS FOR SALE -- APPLY 297 Buena Vista. (60c) I a ------ Nursing PRACTICAL NURSE, DOCTOR'S reference. Maternity or general nursing over ten years experience Charges moder~te. Phone 3033]. Dancing STUDIO OF DANCE ARTS. ALL types of dancing classes now forming. Masonic Temple, Satur- day. Professional talent supplied. G. Cotterell, J. Elliott, (14 oct ¢) Wanted interested in Box 430 Times. (62¢c) meet another ing apartment, | | Rates For Classified Ads. First Insertion----114 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 6€o0ec. Box number '0c additional. Professional nr Business Cards, $2.50 per month for 20 words or less, 10 cents a worq per morth for each additional! word, PHONE 35 Ask for Classified Ad Department consecu- lec per (25 Sent c) | » ber 14. | | YOUNG LADY WISHES TO | tak- | TOST--LADY'S WRIST WATCH at Alexandra Park, Tuesday even- ing. Kindly return to Parkwood. Valued as keepsake, Liberal re- ward, (62a) BOY'S LEATHER WINDBRFAK- er lost Tuesday evening at Alex- andra Park, L, Parks, 33 Avenue Street, or phone 1275J. (62a) Notice WILL THE PERSON WHO took jewellery from car parked near yacht club house at the. Lake on Sunday afternoon, kind- ly return same by mail to Box 41 Times as thay are known and avoid disagreeable action. (60c) WILL, THE PERSON SEEN with black Humphrey Bicycle with folding carrier please re- turn to $82 Robson St., and save further: trouble. (62a) OSHAWA HUMANE SOCIETY prize draw postponed till Octo- Announcement later, A. (62a) . Business Opportunity §212 ONE DAY'S BUSINESS August, 1932, in an Ontario town. Other reports up to $2500 monthly. Caramel Pop-corn, A tested legitimate business. We start you. Long-Eakine, Origina- tors, 64 High St.,, Springfield, Ohio. (62a) P. lL: Secretary. The Bank of England now per- mits clerks in inside: offices to work In shirtsleeves. John Bull is taking his coat off,--Toronto Globe, Marconi has succeeded in bending short radio waves, but what we demand is a device that will break crooners in two.-- Washington Post. Ultra-violet rayg have been successfully used in treatment cf. carbon-monoxide victims. The height of illegibility--a doctor's prescription written with a postoffice pen in the rum- ble seat of a second-hand car. - Judge, | | | | | HR. FERGUSON PREDICTS ERA OF PROSPERITY (Continued from page 1) many ways in which Col. McLaugh- lin had manifested his interest. Invitation a "Royal Command" Mr. Ferguson, before declaring the Fair formally open, expressed his pleasure at again visiting Oshawa, "Conditions under which 1 come here are particularly pleasant to me" said the High Commissioner. "For a number Of years Bill Sin- clair had the idea in his head that I had to do all that he asked and told me to do. That went oy for a long time so that whe, I got thls invitation to come and attend the Oshawa Fair I considesed it in the light of a Royal command, and was forced to accept out 'of habit, "Though I have been temporarily deported out of the gountry dur- ing the last eighteen or twenty months I am, of course, still vitally interested in the affairs of this province, and I get 3 real thrill from being back among so many friends. "No matter how advanced or thrifty any country may be there Is, after all, no country in the world gives more evidence of thrift, abili- ty, and solid progress than this Canada of ours, There is no cOun- try, except perhaps Great Britain, that has stood up so sturdily under every tribulation and trial, Entering a New Era "We are pow entering a new era" said the High Commissioner after reference to the recent negotiations at the Imperial Conference i, Otta- 2, "at last we .of the British Em- pire have got together as one fami- ly. "There are people, of course, who deplore the face that the direct re- sults of the conference mav not be so immediate and great as they had hoped, but we may congratulate ourselves that we have made a wide advance on every hand, "A government can only lay dow, principles. We have entered into The finest makers have supplied these garments and we guarantee you complete satisfaction in every purchase. JERSEYS. Each .. in blue, green and black. The Most Beautiful As- sortment of Sweaters for Men and Boys Ever Shown in Oshawa BOYS' V.NECK AND POLO COLLAR BOYS' VARSITY STITCH V-NECK SWEATERS MEN'S GOLF SWEATERS $1.95 $2.95 83.75 All Warren-Knit Products JOHNSTON'S BADMINTON SUPPLIES ON HAND $1.95 sees eee agreements with Great Britaig and other semher nations of the Em- pire and it is now for the people of Canada and the other Empire nations to take advantage of those agreements, Must Study Markets "Canada, I may say, has not al- ways thought rightly as regards British markets. We have not studied that market, but with in- telligent application of the princi- ples now by upon I predict that Canada will reap a rich reward. "Great Britain is only now be- ginning to practise the organization of salesmanship; that will be of value to themselves and also to this country, "You cannot sell go0ds unless you sell of a quality and i, a con- dition that the customer requires. I bought a big basket of peaches the other day in Hamilton for thirty-five cents, it IT want to buy a peach in England T have to pay a shilling for it" said Mr. Ferguson. There must surely be some method by which we can transport this luscious fruit, I am sure that with scientific investigation and improve- ment of cold storage onboard ship we will find a ready market for our fruit and also for our dairy produce of different kinds. These are some of the problems which we will have to study intelligently" said Mr, Ferguson, "l see a tremendous future for agriculture and industry in this province, a development which will bring wealth and prosperity to the people, "Agriculture and industry must be prepared to supply the demand as high quality goods, at an honest price, as the consumer requires them, this will bring a great reward. "There are very appreciable signs of improved conditions. The people of Great Britain, slow but sound in their judgment, have faith in Cana- da, The financial structure of Can- ada is sound, and we are prepared, with every attribute we require, to take advantage of a great wave of prosperity. "I predict this prosperity will come in a very pronounced wav, all w~ need is a little common-sense and faith in our country and Cana da will" become the most important nation i, the Empire of nations" stated Mr, Ferguson, In closing his address the High Commissioner stated "I declare this Fair, which has been going on for the last five or six hours of- ficially open and give it my per- | mission to continue." Col. R, 8S. McLaughlin, speaking | "on behalf of the citizens of Osha- expressed the appreciation of "for his oul vig 'this citv to Mr. Ferguson, | kindness in coming to open | Fair." GRANDSTAND * CROWD ENJOYED ! Pei (Continued from page 1) | 'ple can be induced to forget their | cares and worries and find re. freshing pleasure in the fun and | merriment of the fair, If the | Oshawa Fair had done nothire else, It was worth while because of these two hours of chasingz away the blues enjoyed by tle thousands of people who flocked into and around the grand-st; ud last night. An Excellent Program The program presented hy Webb's Revue was an exrellent one, The artiets who took part showed considerable ability zs singers, dancers and musicians, while the rollicking comedy, of the most wholesomg kind, thoroughly enjoyed by the whole erowd, The members of this company are no strangers to Osh- awa Fair, but this year they ex- celled themselves and the crowd was not slow in recording its ap- preciation, Further merriment was provi- ded at the end of the regular per- WHE | troduced into the House or Cow EVENING SHOW formance by the appearance of "The Kansas Farmer and his Friend," an old time fiddler and a companion with a guitar with a fine repertoire of old-time songs and dance tunes, They provided an excellent fifteen minutes of additiona) entertainment for the crowd, Splendid Fireworks Then came the fireworks dis- play, the delight of the kiddies and one which provided its share of thrills even for the grown-ups. There were rockets and star shells throwing up the most bril- Hant of colored lights, interesting and beautiful set pieces, includ- ing a fine representation of "Brit- tania" and then the fina] "Good- Night" sign. Then the Deluge And just as it faded, it was "good-night," for down came the deluge of rain which sent the thousands of people scurrying for cover, for their automobiles and for home, The programme had just been completed when the storm broke, so the public were satisfied, although it was a hard blow for the midway company, which had been looking forward to big business after the grand- stand performance was over, and saw the crowd heading for homa without waiting to patronize the attractions it had to offer. It: was an unfortunate ending to what had been a glorious day at the fair, but officials were hopeful that the storm would ex pend its energy during the night and would bring forth another day of bright sunshine for the closing day of the 1932, fair. LABOR APPROVES PUBLIC CONTROL | OF BROADCASTING Resolution of Congress Fa- vors Plan Adopted by Parliament Hamilton, Sept, "in extending the public ownership to broadcasting field," ed in the annual Trades and Labor Congress exec- cutive at the 48th annual con- ference here, The report recalls with gratification that 'legisla- tion has now been enacted prc- viding for the establishment of a commission with the necessary powers to carry on the busines of broadcasting in Canada ard also for the purpose of regulatng and controlling broadcasting by other agencies." The speech of the prime mini- ter when the radio bil} was ir-; 13.-----Success principle of the radio was approv- report of the 24 last {8 quol@d Mr. Bennett principle that mons on May the executive, then vojced the since 'broadcasting is a science that is only yet in its infancy and about which we know little vet, I cannot think that any gov- ernment - would be warranted leaving the air to private.exploit- ation and not reserving it for development for the use of the people." The report continues:- "Up to the time of writing.. no action has been taken by tue government to give effect to Yee provisions of the new act or 19 appoint a commission authorized therein." Continued membership in acd support of the Canadian Radice League is urged, this body, ac- cording to the report, "being tie best. medium to protect the pup- lic interests in respect both to the creation of the necessary ad- ministrative machinery and th subsequent safe-guarding of pub lic rights in broadcasting inat- ters." by A gallon of gasoline, properly 3 An inventor in row York City has designed a model of a 250 passenger life boat, that by auto- matic devices, can he lowered m- to the water in 20 seconds, re- gardless of position. [ We buy Old Gola ana Silver | We repair anything beught in a Jewelry Storv BASSETT'S On Oshawa's Main Corner ers NEW LOW PRICES ROYAL YORK TEA V2 Ib. Pkg. 23c | 1 Ib. Pkg. 45¢ Superior Stores J. C. YOUNG GENERAL INSURANCE 4; Prince St., Oshawa Office Phone 793 Res. Phone 2893 BIG REDUCTION In GENERAL MOTORS FRIG. IDAIRES. Two years to pay. On show at Ontario Motor Sales, 86 King St. E. Two products worth trying Old Englist DRAKES' giyie © HORSE RADISH SAUCE and BENGAL RELISH mixed with air, has the explosive power of 83 gallons of dynamite. Sold Everywhere; Made in Oshawa 1928 Oldsmobile Sedan. '58 Chrysler Sedan, Ross, Ames & Gartshore | HUDSON--ESSEX | |. 185 King §t. W. Phone 1160 | Repairing Watches OUR SPECIALTY If 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. 8. Phone 189 HOM, PRUC STORE PHONE 22 WE DELIVERY : 10 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver Fine Watch Repairing Our Specialty FELT BROS. Established 1886 12 Sincoe South i SEE TILLIE THE TOILER--A Beauty Aid MAC, t WISH YOU'D GET ME THOSE RED BERRIES OA THE TOP OF THE CLIFF GEE, TILLIE. IT'S PRETTY DANGEROUS CLIMBING LP. THERE WOW! THIS 1S THE HARDEST CLIMB 'VE EVER UNDERTAKEN, BUT IF TILLIE WANTS BERRIES r FOR DINNER, ILL GET THEM £ \ J pN « Gres Botain rights eeserved ARE, TILLIE, BUT || BE ABSURD, I'M NOT GOING "10 EAT THEM | WANT TO USE "THE JUICE AS BEC BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus - FIRSTR A FINE BUNCH OF CAMPAIGNERS WE GOT. BLANCY SWIPES THE CAMPAIGN FUNDS. THEN CAFFEY STEALS THE RUNDS FROM BLANC: NOW WHATS GONNA HAPPEN WHEN THEY FIND GAFFEY? THE NEWS hil |] | HI WELL: WHATS Uk ©1932, King Fearures Syndicate, Inc, Great Brinn sight SBRICK TOP MEMINNETY CAUGHT CAFFEY AN' "BRICK TOP RAN AWAY WITH THE FU NOD® pe VT SEEMS TO ME THAT CAMPAIGN FUND 15 DOIN' A LOT OF TRAVELIN'- DONT WORRY- "BRICK TOR" MEMINNETY 1S ™ JAW NOW- FER PASSIN' COUNTERFEIT MONEY « ALL THAT MONEY YOU RECEWED FROM "YOUR FRIENDS 19 BOGUS= XR \ Ww I 2 \t i ~ . ©) p>