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a PAGE EiGHT ---- a. - News of Eastern Ontario : HONORED ON DEPARTURE A. A. Knight, for 13 years repre- sentative of the Department of Agri- culture in Victoria County, with headquarters at Lindsay, leaves next week for Athens, Ont., having been transferred to Leeds County. CONVENTION IS CALLED A mass meeting of the Liberals of Dundas County and all those oppos- ed to the policy of the Ferguson Gov- ernment will be held in Chesterville on Tuesday, November 2. FUSIONIST CHOSEN William Newman was selected Liberal-Progressive candidate in Vic- toria North after Liberals and Pro- gressives held separate conventions. W. G. Carley secured the Liberal nomination and Mr. Newman the Progressive nomination, and on joint balloting Mr. Newman was elected to represent the two. ADHERE TO O.T.A. . A well-attended and enthusiastic meeting of the Prohibition Union of Victoria and Haliburton was held in Lindsay, when keen regret was expressed that Premier. Ferguson had seen fit to reopen .the question of the continuance of the Ontario Temperance Act. Firm adherence to the act on the part of the delegates was expressed. RANEY MAY RUN The Progressive party held caucus in the Public Library here Saturday evening, and it was decided to call 2 eonvention for November 6 to nom- inate a condidate to contest this rid- ing in the coming elections. It is rumored the Hon. W. E. Raney might-be induced to run as candidate for Progressive-Liberal and -Prohibi- tion Union forces. FUSION DRY IS SOUGHT The U.F.O. Association of North Renfrew will not enter a candidate in the field to contest the Provipcial honors in the forthcoming election, but will confer this afternoon with the executive of the Prohibition Un- | ion of North Renfrew to consider placing a dry candidate in the ecam- paign to run on a strict temperance ticket. H. S. COLLIVER CHOSEN The Conservative convention for tl {nomination to Horace 8S. THE OSHAWA DAILY REFORMER, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1926 p---- a ------ ------- _---- a Prince Edward, held in Picton on Saturday to select a candidate for the coming elections, tendered the Colliver, former M.P.P. Mr. Colliver in his address, expressed lis undivided sup- port of the policy of his Leader, Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, as recently outlined in his speeches at Kempt- ville and Belleville. Mrs. M. B. Weese, president ®f the Women's Conservative Association of the coun- ty, offered a resolution endorsing the platform of the present Premier. SEEK DRY CANDIDATE Appointing a committee to confer with Conservatives, Liberals and Progressives in an attempt to secure an absolutely dry candidate .in the Provincial election, the prohibition- ists of Northumberland at Wark- worth on Saturday reaffirmed their allegiance to the O.T.A. and declar- ed positive disapproval of the liquor policy of the Ferguson Administra- tion. The committee consists of a- bout an even representation of all political parties. ANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED S.t Andrew's Presbyterian Church Belleville, celebrated its ninety- ninth anniversary. Rev. R. A. Cran- ston, B.A., of Trenton, preached the sermons of the day. Presbyterians organized in Belleville in 1826, but church was not built until 1830. Tabernacle United Church observed its anniversary today, it being one of the oldest congregations in the city. Rev. F. W. Anderson, of Port Hope, was the special preacher. CLERK IS BANQUETTED G. W. Taylor of Bobcaygeon, was tendered a complimentary banquet by the Township of Verulam, of which he had been Clerk and Treas- urer for 30 years. He was present- ed with a gold-headed cane. WILL, VISIT BELLEVILLE Thirty-five members of senior year in the Faculty oi Applied Science, University of Toronto, wil. visit Belleville and Hastings County on November 11 and 12, when they will inspect large industrial plants of the Canada Cement Company, Canadian Industrial Alcohol Distillery, Deloro Smelting and Reduction Works at Deloro, in Marmora, and other plants besides, as well as the scene of cop- per discoveries in Marmora. Osh- awa will also be visited. O.T.A. IS DEFENDED The denunciation by Dr. Maloney, M.P., of the Ontario Tempérance Act at the Renfrew Conservative conven- tion on Wednesday was followed by a spirited defense of the act by Rev. James Rollins in St. Andrew's church last night. Mr. Rollins said the dct had been approved by the people ev- ery time it was submitted to them, and contended that if it was a good thing as a war measure it was a good thing in, time of peace. He recalled how Sir Thomas White had asked that it be continued for a year after the war in order that money loans might be the more readily floated. TORONTO LAWYER IS STRICKEN SUDDENLY Toronto, Oct. 31.--Stricken with heart failure, Charles Millar, 75 Scarborough road, a prominent law- yer in the city for over forty years, expired in his study at 4.30 yester- day afternoon while actually engag- ed in looking up a point of law. He was a bachelor and leaves no near relatives. Seventy-two years of age, Mr. Millar was born at Aylmer and was educated at Toronto University where he took the gold medal for navural history, subsequently gra- duatinz from the law school. Good Recipes PUMPKIN NUT PIE One cup prepared pumpkin, one cup brown sugar, one-quarter tea- spoon nutmeg, one-quarter teaspoon cinnamon, one teaspoon salt, one- half cup chopped nuts, two cups milk, two tablespoons flour, two eggs, one-half cup grated cocoanut, pastry. Mix ingredients, pour into a pastry lined pan and bake in a hot ---------------------- I oven. In preparing the pumpkin, let three tablespoons of pumpkin flour stand in a cup of cold water half an hour, then simmer slowly ten minutes. Cool, and use an or- dinary pumpkin, MOCHA TART Take 4 eggs, 1 cup sugar, 1 table- spoon melted butter, 1 cup ground nuts, 1-2 cup flour, 1-2 teaspoon vanilla, 1 level teaspoon baking pow- der, 1-2 teaspoon salt, Separate the eggs and add sugar to the yolks, beating until creamy. Beat in the butter and add the flour sifted with the baking powder; flavor with vanilla. Beat the whiteS of the eggs, then add the ground nuts, stirring them into the first mixture. Bake in two. layers for 15. minutes in a moderate oven. EVENING FROCKS VARIED. Evening frocks are so varied this autumn that it is difficult to classi- fy them. The main distinction made by Bond Street is on of sil- houette. 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