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Kedron, Aug. 25.--Mr. and Mrs. G. Ormiston and soms, Frank and Harold and Miss Smith, Enfield, visited Mr. William Hepburn's on Sunday. Misses Lillian and Margaret Dear- born entertained a féew of their girl friends on Tuesday afternoon of this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mountjoy and family and Miss Marion Hoskin, Taunton, visited at' Mr. R. Best's and Mr. R. Wood's, Orono, on Sun- day. Miss C, W. Kent, St. Catherines, visited with Miss Nora Werry at Mr, R, J. Luke's, Misses Sadie, Jessie and Iva Fox, Oshawa, were the guests of Mr. H, T. Cole's on Wednesday af- ternoon. Miss Allie Wood spent the week end at her home in Orono, Mr, and' Mrs. William Batty, Oshawa, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. H. I", Werry. Mr. and Mrs. M, R, Ballard and daughters Margaret and Ruth, who have heen visiting with his parents Mr, and Mrs. Ballard, Nobleton, have returned to Mr, PF, W. Lee's, Several from this vicinity attend- ed the Rotary Club Street Fair in Oshawa on Wednesday evening, The many friends in this vicinity . of Mrs. W. Langmaid, Oshawa, are sorry to hear that she had the mis- fortune to fall down stairs, We ae glad te knpw that she did not meet with any serious injuries, CLAREMONT Claremont, Aug, 24,--Miss Eliza- beth Smith who has heen visiting in Uxbridge has returned home. Owing to the absence of Rev, A, MacLellan on his vacation the pul- pit of the United Church was oceu- pied last Sunday morning by Mr. Storey, a returned missionary, from South America, This work is non- denominational and Mr. Storey is an extremely interesting speaker. Next Sunday, Aug. 28th, the Rey. Dr, Irwin, D.D,, of Toronto, will conduct the morning service and Men's Cotton Sox ¢1 5 pairs for .... .......... Leader Dry Goods Store Simcoe St. 8, Phone 740, Fine Sit. 91,00 $2.50 to $8.00 C. Ww 'DETENBECK KING SREET EAST the young people of the church will have charge of the evening service. The Claremont Social Club held a most delightful dance at the Osh- awa Pavilion last Wednesday even- ing. Mr, and Mrs. in Toronto on Sunday. Dr. Florence M, Smith, of Toron- to, and Mr. Earl Bemrose, of Tor- cnto, spent the week end with Miss Mabel MacLellan at the Manse, Mr. Wm, Hamilton and Mrs. Ham- ilton ,of Uxbridge, and two grand- sons, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Hamilton. Miss Margaret MacLellan is holi- daying at White House, Lake of Bays, Muskoka. Mrs. Wm, Heustis, and children, John and Margaret, of Vassar, Mich., are spending a couple of weeks with the former's parents, J. H. and Mrs. Beal, We congratulate Miss Mabel Mac- Lellan on obtaining her Specialists Certificate in Physical Training the examinations were held recently at the University of Toronto, Master Allan Tomlinson, son ot Dr. N. F, and Mrs, Tomlinson, we are glad to to report is improving. ~ ASHBURN Ashburn, Aug, et Ross of Toronto, has been visit- ing her uncle, Mr, Willis Ross, Mr, Walter Lynde has heen kept busy with his tractor outfit for the past two weeks threshing for farmers, The general report is that the crop is a 'bumper' one this year in spite of so much wet weath- er during the earlier part of the season, Mr. Frank Fisher spent a few days last week holidaying with rela- tives at Fenelon Falls, Miss Jessie Heron who has spent | & beautiful solo. the greater part of the summer in Toronto has returned to her home, | family, of Toronto, with Mrs, Miss Ernie Jones of Havelock is Ayre, and Miss vigiting her Mr. and Mrs. Innes Grant. parents, David Scott were the | THE OSHAWA DALY. TIMES... FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927 stant their fall ploughing it proved] to be just the desired thing, The roots and corn crops were also greatly benefited by it. Mr, Dan Parrott was busy last week wiring Mr. Robert Chisholm's + house at Myrtle for the hydro. Several of our local farmers are | getting stock fitted up to show at | . the Canadian National Exhibition, ! ! conducted the services here last-Sun- 24.--Miss Margar- | Mr. Kenneth Studdaford, of Lind-| say, is spending part of his vaca-| fair with a car load of sheep. Fice is under the doctor's | = tion with his father, Mr, John Stud- | daford, Toonto, from which it is hoped they may return with a goodly number of red ribbons. COLUMBUS . Columbus, Aug, 256.--Miss Elsie Pereman is visiting relatives in To-! ronto. Mrs. Redman and Miss Redman, | of Detroit, Michigan, are visiting the | former's sister, Mrs. J, James. Mr, and Mrs, T. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook, and baby, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, at Barrie, A number from this vicinity at- tended the Rotary Street Fair at Oshawa, on Wednesday, and report an excellent time. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Reeson, of Co- balt, visited with the former's sis- ter, Mrs. R. Garland, this week. Rev. E, Tink, of Chicago, is vis- iting his sister, Mrs. E, Webber, The Young People are working on smother drama to be presented in the near future. We understand they are invited to give "An Old Fashioned Mother" at Haydon soon, Dr. Julia Thomas, of Toronto, is visiting her sisters, Mrs, J, James and Mrs, Thomas, Rev, McD, Hoig, of Agincourt, day in the absence of Rev, J, F, Clugston;, who is on his holidays. The services next Sunday will be Try a small portion ' of Gillett's Pure Flake Lye in the dishwater Yin cleaning greas; and pans, 1 La save you much hard '+ MADE IN CANADA conducted by Rev, J, R, Fraser, of Dunbarton. ZION Zion, Aug, 22,--Mr. and Mrs, El- mer Frost and family, Peterboro, are visitin gat Mr, A, T. Stainton's and Mis, Frost favored the congre- gation Sunday morning by singing Mr, and Mrs, Willis Gladwell and Alf, Audrey Ayre re- turned to Toronto with them for a holiday, Mr. Alf Ayre has gone to Ottawa Mrs, Wm, cars, suffering with rheumatism. Miss Hazel Mole spent the week | Hop: she soon feels better. end with Toronto friends. A number from here Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Balson, Har- | attended | vey and Gerald, spent Sunday with | the field day at the Brooklin Com-| Mr. and Mrs. Hy, Curtis at Wark- | munity Park on Wednesday of last' worth, week and noon"s outing. Rev. A, report a splendid after-; | the church seryice here on Sunday, McD. Haig of -Agincourt Mr. called on old friends here last week. The huckle tention of a number of "pickers" from here and some well filled bas- kets of luscious fruit gathered, Mr. and Mrs. John Richards, of friends here. Tuesday's rain was not especially , turned into welcome to those with harvest out. | and bloated, g 3 4 But to those who are waiting the Vestry Sie 35 Mahogany Vlad or Och Pou © 1g = @% The Apex Electrophonic --interprets the very soul of music T HAT which others are now attempting has been already accomplished in the APEX ELECTRO- PHONIC, Kk brings out in every insiasce all that is in the record--all the individualism of the vocalist or exaggeration, distortion or blatancy. Every mote-- helf-note -- even the most subtle tone inflection is reproduced with absolute fidelity. The with the atists themselves. Electrophonic is mew. There is to compare it except the performance of nothing Models Priced from $115.00 10 $385.09 THE COMPO COMPANY, Ontario Distributors: LIMITED, LACMINE, MONTREAL CRUX REOOED 00. TORONTO, ONT. Britih Columbia Distributors: --THE VANOOIVER RROORD 00. VANCOUVER. berry patches near Utica have been attraeting the at- of Toronto, have been Kathleen, | Toronto, were week end visitors of , fortunate in losing a valuable milch | | | | | Mr, Emmerson, of Nestleton, took Paul Williams, of Caesarea, ac- companied Mr. Emmerso nhere. Little Miss Aude and Master Aude, are holidaying with their aunt, Mrs, H. G., Pascoe, Mrs. Reford Cameron and baby, have been visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Chas. Vivian, Whitby. Mr. Delbert Flintoff was very un- been | fless | her | which had clover caused cow on Monday, a sweet which to death. Mr. AM Ayre is remodelling his | home and putting in a water sys-| tem and bath, also a furnace. Mr. Alex McDonald, a farm hand for Mr. A. D. Langmaid, in com-" pany with his brother, were draw- | ing alfalfa on Monday, while Mr. | Langmaid was cuttin ggrain and | somehow the load tipped over and | be broke both legs by striking on his feet. Dr. Harold Trick, Oshawa, | was called and took him to Oshawa Hospital where X-rays were taken. The limbs cannot be set yet on ac- | count of the swelling. It seems un- fortunate that these two brothers | came to Mr. Langmaid's just a week | ago from Western Ontario, to as- | sist with the harvest. Mr. Anson Balson and family are out of quarantine again and so glad | that no one else contracted the diph- | ! theria. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Flintoff mm four boys spent Sunday in Orono | at Mr. Chas. Wood's and Mr. R. H. | Wood's. Mr. and Mrs. Beal and Mrs. Col- lis, Toronto, were recemt visitors, | at Mr. Delbert Flintoff'. | Quite a few from here attended | the Street Fair in Oshawa on Wed- | nesday evening. | Mr. James McMaster, Toronto, | spent Sunday with his parents. Misses Bertha and Lucy Northcott | and Mr. John Northcott entertained the young people to a party last Wednesday evening, games, music, | and a genera! good time was en- joyed until a bountiful lunch was ved. Afterwards they danced a bit. "i ..% Mr. and Mrs. Poroy Langmaid, of Oshawa, were calling on friends in this vicinity on Sunday. Dr. Dickinson, veterinary, Oshawa, inspected the flocks of sheep for J. W. Balson and T. C. Glaspel, before they left for the Syracuse Fair. LOOK RIGHT; LOOK LEFT London, ARE, 26. Bini on fixed crossing places are being appointed at busy centres fin the West Exd. Two paraliel white lines wall be painted four feet apart, and be- tween these the pedestrians will be invited to cross the roadway. The words "Look Left," as the case may be, will be painted on the carriage way. The scheme is pant of the Ministry of Tramsport's plan for minimissing risks run by foot passengers. . STORE TAKEN OVER BY A. STURGESS By Staff Reporter) Aug. 26"The business of S F Murdoch, Dundas St, Whithy, was taken over by A. Sturgess and not by W. Sturgess as was incorrectly stated a low days past. ( Whitby, gret now is that to promote the next of the and Battling Gen, , City Tex Rickard's only re- he didn't arrange higgest battle hetween Kid Ford Motors.--Kansas Probably century Star, WE LEAD IN RADIO Adams Furniture Co| At the New Martin GIBSON SCORES HIT IN A HERO With a competent cast and excel- lent story, director Del Andrews made the most of his opportunity and the wherewithal to make a good picture, and you, too, will agree that "A Hero On Horseback' # just that. Peter B. Kyne's story, "Bread Upon the Waters," furnishes a spiendid starring vehicle for the in- imitable Hoot Gibson, and when you sce him in "A Hero On Horseback," which is the current attraction at the New Martin Theatre, you will surely become one of his rabid fans. The Universal-Jewel production is colorful with its full quota of thrills. The direction has been well handled and the ingredients of the pot have been nicely blended with the essence of action and a gener- ous spicing of comedy relief, If you have never seen Hoot Gib- son on the screen before, you will be more than pleasantly surprised to note his manifest ability as an actor, both from the dramatic and comie standpoints. Gibson's talent is not confined to daring riding, dex- terity with six guns or any of the other more speetacular accomplish- ments of the knight of the range. He can portray emotional roles to good effect. Beautfiul Ethlyne Clair lends able support to the cowboy star. Her charming personality reflects itself on the screen and she makes an admirable foil for Gibson in her role as Ollie Starbuck, the rich ran- cher's daughter. The villain is ably portrayed hy ddward Hearn, as handsome and en- gaging a screen scoundrel as we have ever seen. Hearn plays his part with smoothness and suavity and his work in this picture stands out in sharp relief. Dan Mason is entrusted with the comedy relief role and his every appearance on the screen is produc- tive of gales of laughter. Edwards Davis, who has played father parts in hundreds of movie plays, is cast as J. D. Starbuck the wealthy ranch- er and daddy of the girl. PLEADS GUILTY OF THEFT Wallaceburg, Aug. 26,--Pleading guilty to a charge of stealing a bi- cycle, Gerald Comer, local youth, | received a sentence of not less than | six months nor more than two years AERA one day, in theOn tario Refor- Health cre RY this new way to make yourself feel T™ of buoyant exhilaration, Fill a glass half full of water, Put into the water a litle of the new fine granule Abbey's. Drink the sparkling, cooling, deli- cious health beverage. 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