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"OSHAWA AND DISTRICT. Hold Meeting at Lake : t The Youhs Jove ho She King street league he eir regula meeUNg at the lake last night and were about thirty-five who met together at the park. After o games and races until dark thy had a huge bonfire and a short vesper service, on the beach. Case Further Adjourned i Further adjournment was grant- in the cases against' Howard eon, who ls charged with as- saulting his wife and accasioning actual Sodily harm and with failing to provide the Recessities of life for his espoused. The case will be pro- ceeded with on August §, D. A. J. Swanson appeared .on behalf of Mrs. Jackson, J. P, Mangan for the ac- cused and Cpl. .Greirson for the Crown. B.Y.P.U, Meeting - Mr, R. Wilkins took the topic last night at the regular meeting of the B.Y.P.U. which was opened in the us- ual way with the vice president, Mr. T. Hele, in charge of the meeting. Af- ter everything was arranged for the icnic next Monday at Rosebank, Mrs. ih) favored with a solo, then the opie, "What would happen if all church. members were active Chris: tans?" was given in-a very interesting and instructive manner. The meeting as closed with the repeating of the izpah Benediction. Westmount School Club +" Westmount Home and School club eld a special meeting on Monday, sai 25th, at the home of the presi- nt; Mrs. L. Weeks, when final ar- Tan ents were made for the mem- ers' picnic to be held at Lakeview ark on August 4th at two-thirty p.m, All are requested to bring well-filled haskets Bi their own cups. A good time is expected: "The convenors of the different committees are: for the races, Mrs. Ralto; for the prizes, Mrs, A, Wenn; and for the supper, Mrs, Chas, Weeks. The convenor of the general committee is Mrs. I, Weeks, SIMCOR ST, SOUTH Fined $10 and Costa Charged with having obstructed the police while they were searching unlicensed premises nder the provisions of the Liquor Control Act John Wylie this morning pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs. There was no evidence taken, Yate | t appeared before M rva rat ap) re Mag- istrate Hina yesterday afternoon of isaut ot ub Ba 40 e, He pleaded not gu remanded for eight days in i og He will be granted bail if he can obtain bondsmen, It is alleged that Hurst was ordered out of town. by the police and that he refused to | {0 § Woman Remanded Charge Charged with bal iquor other than that acquired by permit, Emma Sweeney, a resident living on Olive avenue, appeared in police court. this morning, She was represented by D. A. J. Swanson who asked and was granted a remand. The date set for the hearing was Thursday, August 4. Co, F. Grierson appeared for the Crown, Face Liquor Charges ite Liguar Ch and Karl Ryzuk were arrested last night on warrant charged with having illegally sold liquor. They were brought before Magistrate Hind this morning and were remanded un- til August 5. D, A. J. Swanson ap- peared for the defendants and Col, Grierson for the Crown. Bail was al- lowed, The alleged offences were com- mitted on July 23 and July IB respec- tively, ; TORONTO STOCKS, Noon Closing. STOCK BID well "Telephone, . 160 B, C, Ishing . . 18% Can. Bread. .... . 118 Can, Ind, Alcohol, $3 Hiram Walker, 48% Int, Petroleum. 28% Linperall Ol, . 4% Int, Nickel, ... 60% mussey Harris, 31% Seagram, .. 22% Shredded Wheat, 62 Twin City. b4 Mining Sales to Noon, Argonaut, ee S30 % Area, , .. bl Amulet, .. . . 376 Bupker Hill. . 96 Barry Hollinger, 30% Beayer, .... vw Castle Trethewey. Central Manitoba 63 RATES IO 64% 31 62 877 8 81 108 80 169 736 98 140 1860 Zusv 26% 21 2600 2210 310 680 13% Keeley Silver. Kirkland Lake Hollinger. .... . Lake Shore. . 2030 Laval com -- BM M ' 20 Mcintyre. 2680 Noranda, .. 2200 Mining Corp'n. we 306 Nipissing. .. .. 570 Potterdoal. .. ..coun. 13%. Premier. .. . . 208 Pioneer, ... .. - 72 Ribago Copper, : Teck Hughes. .. . 832 Tough Oakes. ....... 29 TOWARAMAL, .... .. - 338 VIDDRA. soe: minty sees. 35 Wright Hargraves. .. 600 Int. Nickel), ..owmwe B1 Mining Sales to Neon. 404,400. Silver, 565% NEW YORK STOCKS Amer T & T. 166% 166% Atchison, 189% 187% Amer Can. 61% 68% "1836 27 166% 188% 80% Lait! Cr THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, "TUESDAY. | GUARD FOR AMERICAN EMBASSY San Sebastian, July 26.--Authoriti have stationed pee 1 AS pHi the American summer embassy here, fearing a repetition of the attempt a few days ago to bomb the American consulate at Nice. The violence at Nice was believed to be In sympathy with Sacco and Ven- 26! . BODY DISCOVERED . UNDERNEATH CAR Continued from page 1 secand motorist was involved in the mishap. It has been stated that the steering gear had been giving trouble previous to the day of the accident, but exam- ined after the tragedv it seemed in proper shape. Though not an exper- ienced driver, young Spencer was able to handle a car and had driven several times before. The marks of the car also showed that Spencer had steered a perfectly straight course along the north side of the road before swerving sharply to the ditch. There was no evidence to show that the brakes of the car had been applied. Was Out For Drive At the time when the accident teok Place the lad who had just finished aving dinner, was out for a spin while waiting for his mother to get ready to go with him to the farm of her bro- ther, George Lynde, at Ashton, three miles distant. He had heen gone byt a few minutes when word of the acci- dent, which occurred half a mile from his home; was brought. he first persons to reach the scene of the mishap were Mr, and Mrs, Cor- rin, who were returning from visiting friends living near Brooklin, After driving a short distance along the eighth concession they came upon the car upturned in the ditch, the four wheels pointing skywards, Not realiz- ing the seriousness of what had oc- curred, Mr, Corrin slowed and stopped his car intending, as would the aver- age driver, to notice the extent of the damage which had been done. At that time it was his opinion that the owner of the ill fated car had gone for as- sistance in getting the vehicle removed from the ditch, After reaching the Ford he was amazed and shocked to notice a man's foot projecting from underneath. It did not take Mr. Cor- rin long to find that he could not hit the car and he hastened quickly to the home of John Booth. PN hs the two men lifted the car and extricated the body. Mr. Booth at once recog- nized him as the son of his neighbour. Some intimate friends of the Spencer family happened along and they noti- fied Mrs. Spencer of the accident which had taken place. Narrow Roadway The road on which the mishap oc- curred is a narrow township roadway over which there is little traffic. The ditch is deep and muddy and drops sharply from the road. The accident has cast considerable gloom over the whole community, not only at Myrtle where it occurred and where the Spencer's have resided for the 'past two years, but also at-Ki dale in Pickering iownshiy/ Shere the family formerly resided. 'During the past two years the lad had been as- sisting his father on the farm but while living at Kingsdale had attended the public school at that place. He was also a regular attendant at the Kings- dale United Church Sunday school. The funeral is being held tomorrow afternoon. Seryices will be conducted at the home by Rey. Barnes of Green- wood, and the body will be laid to rest in Groveside cemetery. The pall will be borne by six former school mates ol the deceased. "6iAS INSPECTOR" "BUD" STILLMAN NAY WED TODAY Countryside for Many Miles Come By Buggy, Car and Boat -- (By Canadian Press) Grand Mere, Que, July 26.-- Countryside for a hundred miles or so around Grande Ans, the wil- derness lodge of Mr, and Mra. James A. Stillman, does not know when "Bud" Stillman will wed Lena Wilson, native daughter of the Canadian woods, but whenever he does the neighbors will see it. The marriage was sald to be set for this afternoon but is was whispered this morning that it wonld take place soon after break- fast, and villagers and country residents took no chances, They got out boats, buggies and motor cars and started for Grande Ans hefore the night was over. LOCAL SWIMMER TO TRY TEN MILE TEST Continued from page 1 As was stated in yesterday's Times Fawcett has not previously tackled long distance swims, The distance of the Marathon swim will he '21 miles and his longest swim to date was 7 and a quarter miles which he did at Vancouver in 1822 shortly after returning from over seas where he was gassed. Fawcert dawam a mile in the Somme In France during the war. Learning to swim as a lad of six years, Faw-' cett has always been fond of the water and despite medical advice that he refrain from swimming to any great extent has always persis- ted, Expenses in connection with his training will be considerabls ani Fawcett is hoping that Oshawa merchants and residents will as- sist, The gramaphone whicp he will use on his trials has heen do- nated by D. J. Brown and a local druggist has donated various acces- sories which will be needed. It is shortly less than a year ago since Fawcett came to Oshawa from Vancouver where he had been work- ing following the war. He was born in England and was among the first to see service in Prance, TRY July on YOUR YOUNG MAN No young weman shoubd trust her life happiness to, a young man until she has seep him pass the ackd test of a two weeks' camping out party. And vice versa, re Puritan Maid Full Fashioned Hose $1.79 Butterick Patterns As Usual Wednesday News Tells of | * | Important Savings READ -- COME -. SAVE READ .. CO PURCHASE EXTRAORDINARY Women's Silknit Girl's and Misses Striped Blazers Wool knit and best English blazer flannels, striped pattern only. Sizes 12 to 20 years. Regular up to $6.95. On sale at $3 45 3 ° Women's Gingham House Dress- es. Girls' Gingham Play Dresses About 100 garments ready for rush 89 ¢ selling in the morning, at English and American Voiles Striped Duro-Dye Broadcloths Check Duro-Dye rr BLOOMERS Manufacturer's complete clearance, Reg, $1.49 and $1.69 qualities, for LE I RR BE BEE Pair # A wonderful buy=--yon will say so too, when yom see the difference in the quality of these, compared with what is being sold around this price. coral, jade, pink, bols-de.rose, glace, orchid, mais, sunburn, 98° Full range of colors including peach, rk and sand, Misses' and Women's Rubberiz- ed Raincoats A most noteworthy value in a splendidly made rubberized coat that possesses a lus- trousness like silk, Made with raglan shoulders, two-patch pockets. Colors rose, blue and green, oll deen. Speciel $3 OR EE TT ETE I TT TTT RTPI IT} terres A Thousand Yards of Summer Wash Fabrics For Wednesday Selling Reduced to per yard 39¢ ---with its carefully restricted provisions for Bait. & Ohio. 118% 116 Can Pac. 188% 187% Chrysler,. 4% 51% Dupont. 270 264% Dodge "A" 19 18% Erie. 63% 62% Famous Plrs 94% 93% Gen. Motors. 226 219% Hudson. 87% 85 int. Comb. ATTN, ASN Int. Harvest. 184% 184% Int. Nickel. 0% 60% Kansas City 8S 68% 67% Leows Imcorpn 51% 51% Lehigh Valy. 116 1155 106 105% 56 68 my 39% 1% 15% 52 113% 46 222 117% 188% 54% 269% 18% 2% 933% 224% 86% ATH 184% 0% 1% 51% 116 106 56 68 18 1% S13 115 53 114% 464% 223% 128% GIVEN 3 MONTHS Entered Number of Homes in This Role and Attacked Women beautiful homes, means more to you and the City of Oshawa than any other subdivision that has ever been offered or ever will be of- fered to the buying public in our young and growing metropolis, High, level and large, deep lots on King, | and other splendid streets at a price that will double in less than a year, makes this one of the most attractive buys in our city. Look over these splendid lots and select sev- eral, you cannot fail to make a handsome profit. Now is the time to buy. > See! s==--21 LYCETT at once or call him up---phone 295 25 King St. EE OSHAWA Corner of Celina (By Canadian Press) Toronto, July 26.--Sam Sher- bourne of this city, who it is alleg- he 149 106%