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Ivers Kelly, Bowmanville Tep- T tative, Teleph 300. WIANERS DECLARED IN ESSAY CONTEST Central School Pupils Win in /the Confederation Essay Competition (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 29.--The On- tario Government medal for the best essay on "Confederation" in the public schools of Durham County, as well as the Strathcona silver med- { al for target shooting in the public schools, have been won by students in Central Public School here, of which J. H. Johnston is principal. Evelyn Goddard, thirteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Goddard, won the medal for the best essay in competition with all fourth class students in the county. Adrian Berry, son of Mr, and Mrs, Sr ny, a : "NOW PLAYING KEN MAYNARD | In The Big Western Epic Land Beyond. the Law : cone SCRIP BOOK . Berry, -Manverse streét, won the sil- ver medal which is domated bythe estate of the -late -Lord Strathcona to each county in which there is a competition" for it. This prize is open to everybody under fifteen. Lord Strathcona was formerly High Commissioner for Canada to Great Britain, the post occupied at pres- ent by P. C. Larkin. BOWMANVILLE AS THRIFTY PUPHS Gratifying Amount is Tairned in Through Penny Bank System (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Sept. 28, --Evid- | p58 ences of the benefits of the practice | EN 'of thrift and saving as inculcated {into the minds of the students of South Ward primary classes, shown in the amount of money which was saved in the past month, and the number of deposits made. Deposits numbering 539 made up September. These deposits, in a very short time every monday morning to the teacher in charge of the class, are placed 'in the local panks where it is transferred to the Penny Bank of Ontario in To- ronto, free of charge. The organiza- tion, which was started several years ago, is a purely educational one, and no officials /in the bank are paid for the work they do. The money obtained is used in purchas- ing government and victory bonds, and the venture is backed by a special act of the Ontario Govern- ment, There are 283 of the larger schools of the province using the CONVENIENT AND SAVES You Mong y AN NEW MARTIN --NOW-- A Story of a Dog's Devotion to Man. Ranger 'in THE OUTLAW/{ DOG COMEDY "High Spots" THE FINAL Boy. Scouts Here's Speedy Relief for Tender, Aching, Swollen Feet Moone's Emerald Oil Must Give Complete Satisfaction] the Or Money Cheerfully Refunded Your feet may be so swollen and [shrivel right up and scale off. nflammed that you think you can't go another step. Your shoes may eel as if they are cutting right into the flesh. You feel sick all ovar with the pain and torture and pray for quick relief. What's to be done? Two or three applications o* Moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen minutes the pain and soreness dis- appears, A few more applications at regular intervals and the swell- ing reduces. And as for Soft Corns and Cal- louses a few applications each night at bed time and they just seem to No matter how discouraged you footbaths ! have | have been with powders, or other applications, if .you not tried Emerald Of} then yom have something to learn. It's a wonderful formula--this| combination of essential ofls with | camphor and other antiseptics so marvelous that thousands of bottles are sold annually for reducing vari-, cose or swollen veins, Jury & Lovell, Ltd.,, W, 'H. Karn and every good druggist guarantees, the very first bottle of Moone's Em- crald Oil to end your foot troubles or money back. Lycett Says: HE tremendous expansion that is under way in Oshawa is only i in its preliminary stages and today's great growth is but an indi- cation of the greater growth to come. During this period of Oshawa's history fortunes will be made by those with the foresight to buy Oshawa Real Estate wisely, buying always properties within the city limits, properties rae- sonably sure of being included in the city's improvement schedule of the near future. Follow Oshawa's growth to the suburbs, but follow with profits made on the closer-in In other words, "Follow Lycett Development and You'll Follow Oshawa's properties, Best Growth!" Our Advice On All Real Estate Matters is Free =| His escape, finding 25 King St. E. Phone 295 the Central Public Schocs, and the | are the total of $303.71 saved during, which are 'made : { S| in "The Outlaw - Dog," =| production starring the wonder dog, system; 'and 'the amount 1:$32,81:80 had been deposited by Bowmanville students. The amounts withdrawn by either students or parents totalled over $2,500, amd went to help buy clothes, or a pair of boots, or possibly a bicycle, or a pair -of 'skates. These have not been the only reasons given for withdrawal, how- ever. Sometimes dad has need of money a pinch to buy coal, pay the rent, or a family dector bill. Poorer 'families have larger and more regular deposits, for some- times the Penny Bank of Ontario Lis the only savings deposit in the Tamim. H, Johnston, principal of the conte Public School, is very much \] Veased with the work being done so far this year by the institution in tiplacing the value of thrift and { money béfore the students, and is 'sure, that with the further co-op- eration the pavents, more work Te; accomplished. OSHAWA BANDS AT ROTARY STREET FAIR (By Staff Repotbon Bowmanville, Sept. 28.--With the presence of the Oshawa 24th 'Regi- ment Band certain, and the coming of the Legion Pipe Band of Oshawa, a possibility, plans are shaping to make the Rotary Street Fair being held here on October 12 one of the most suecessful ventures of the local Rotary Club. The police committee, of which George W. James is chairman, has given permission to the club to close off King street, the main street of Bowmanville, from Temperance and Division streets, Traffic going east will be directed south one bloek, to proceed along Queens street, while | mastbound traffic avill go north one block to Church street. | Proceeds will be given towarc paying for the Nurses' Home which was built last year in connection Pag the Bowmanville Hospital. PERSONAL Bowmanville, Sept. 28.--G. EI- more Reaman, Ph.D., Supeintendent , of the. Boys' Training School, has | been confined to his home for the | |. ast few days with a severe 'cold. | TRAINING SCHOOL STAFF CORN ROAST Nusivor of Friends Are Guests at 'Pleasant Social Event (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville Sept, 28.--The staff of 'the Boys' Training School and , their friends last night held a most ! enjoyable corn roast at the school + Although the light rain which start- led about seven o'clock prevented the lighting of the gigantic brush pile which 'had been prepared during the day, this did not mar the even- | ings fun which commenced in the | Huing room, where corn was hand- | ed out to each guest. Melted butter was corn, after which cakes, | baked by various members, were all eaten, Marshmallows were toasted over the stove and quantities | of fudge, both plain and with nuts, were consumed. When the hunger of each guest was assuaged, and there remained |'nothing more in view to eat, the | party repaired to the large playroom of Cottage "A'", and there was dancing and a spelling match. i The two teams in the spelling match were captained by J. J. Brown 'and Emerson P. Bradt, the words being all made up of letters in the words 'Training School'. After # neck and neck race, Mr, Bradt's team emerged victorious, Those present at the evening's entertainment included, Mr. and | Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. 'C, Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. G, IL Dick- liinson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pat\unson and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. .Emerson P, Bradt, Mr. and Mrs. William Hambly, 'Mr. and Mrs, Mit- chell, Mrs. G. E. Reaman, Mrs. Maude Densem, Mrs. Maurice Tam- blyn, Mr. and-Mrs. M. J. Wingarden, Miss Doris Kennedy, Miss Grace Caverley, Miss Elizabeth W. Best, Miss Hélen Yellowlees, H. W. Hys- lop, William Davidson, W. H. Hill, Jack Kent, Lawrence Johnston, Bert Bounsall, Neil 8. Stewart, Earl Cun- ningham, Fred Allen, and Fred Nesbitt. poured over RANGER THE MOST INPELLIGENT CANINE TONIGHT AT NEW MARTIN stories "Fhere 'bave been many 8 'built arcfund men and women who from justice, but an F.B.O. were fugitives Ranger, the theme dea's with a dog who is hiding from: the law. This remarkable picture may be seen at the New Martin Thea're today when| it begins a three day run. 'Ranger | ie aceused of attacking his 'master and a country-wide search is made 3 for him, with a liberal reward for his capture as an added incentive. a mew home and friends, and the eventual proof of his, innocence form the -high- lights of this absorbing story. The nart of Bill Bradv, the man who =| tefriends the lonely dog and later | becomes his master, is played by Rex Lease, while Helen Foster in- "roduces a «harming mote of ro- mance. Others in the cast are 2ruce Gordon and Vie Allen. J. P. MeGowan is responsible for the deft 4irection. while the story was writ- 'en by Ewart Adamson ana the gontin by F. A, E. Pine. in July "was $877,968.51, of which Were "Arreited By Local Police as They Got Off Truck Ambitious to make. their fortune' in these parts, two seventeen year old Toronto youths, Howard Grey and Tom Tolland, were arrested by police constables, Parsons and Terry here vesterday afternoon and charged with carrying offensvie weapons upon their person. hen they appeared before Magistrate Hind in police court this morning they were remanded in cus- tody until October 7. In the meantime hte police will endeavér to communi- cate with parents of the lads. The lads were arrested when they "hopped"off a truck which arrived here from Toronto and in court this morn- ing they stated they were on their way to Welcome, near Port Hope. There they hoped to get employment on a farm. One boy had a position await- ing him and the other fellow was merely Jaking a chance work. The weapons, several fierce looking daggers belonged to the boys. One of the instruments was secured from the Old Country, they said, while they got another from a lad who worked in the wrapping department of the T. Eaton and Co. in the Queen City. The boys pleaded guilty and were not represented by counsel, 15 BOUND OVER 10 KEEP PEACE Guilty to Malicious Damage of Property Andrew Bakogeorge, proprietor of the Olympia Candy Works was bound over to keep the peace to the extent of $500 when he appeared before Magistrate A. F. Hind in police court this morning. Bakogeorge pleaded guilty to doing malicious damage property. 'J. P. Mangan, appeared on behalf of the complainant, the owner of the building in which the Olympia is located, and stated his clients would be agreeable to have the accused bound over, Crown attorney, stated that the accused has been'a well known and highly respected citizen of this city for a number of years. He has also beew in Dhipe $ vears, Evidently, srierson ex- plained, he did not knbw._ the seriqusq ness of his crime which was committed' on the spur of the momeft. The! ag" sused, the crown said, was Tile to a term of 5 years imprisonment in the penitentiary. However, hé'contintitd, [he believed the accused now knows the of his past record wold be quite will- ing to consent tg' having hiln bound over to keep the peace. Magistrate Hind, in sentencing, war- of 'the sentence. His worship stated cused appear before him, Had Bako- the magistrate commented, that dam- age of $2,000 might have been done and the fives of people might have heen endangered. INFANTILE PARALYSIS SWEEPS OVER LEIPZIG Leipzig, Sept. the health authorities to check the nfantile paralysis epidemic raging ere for a long time have proved futile so far. The nmbuer of cases reported now is neaily two hun- lred, and during the last two days three more victims died. Twenty- our new cases of the disease were reported from Oschatz, Grimma, ;orna and Rochlitz. It is hoped, iowever, that the epidemic will rradually recede when cooler wea- her emes, so that the schools may e reopened. 'Disney Block of getting |, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. ~ Uncorrected refractive errors take toll of your health and vital- ity. Have your eyes corrected no 1516 --FHONE-- 1510 Andrew Bakogeorge Pleads | sm to 1 Col. J. F. Grierson, | | here fog Ji; seriousness of the crime 'ard in view}|' ned Mr. Bakogeorgé of the conditions | that he was very sorry to see the ac-} george not heen arrested. at the time, J! 28.--All efforts of | Radio Electric 15 Prince St. Phone 2477 S. COWELL, Prop. Beach Ranges Hurley Washers Estimate given on wiring jobs. Radio parts and gets in stoek. Full line of fixtures in stock. -- Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FREE 7 On Suit Case or Club Bag Saywell & Son| BOND ST. 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Let Ad- lerika give your stomach and bowels 1 REAL cleansing and see how much better you will feel. It will surprise you! Jury & Lovell, Druggists, ang---- A Cutler & Preston Real Estate -- Insurance -- Mortgages 64 King W. Phone S72 Frm XT CARTER'S Real Estate 5 King St. East Phone 1880 Res., 1828W In B. W. HAYNES 161 King St. W. p 481; Res. 180 R 2 P VE J. C.YOUNG 2: Prince St. = W. J. TRICK CO. Limited REAL ESTATE, CONTRACT- ING AND DUILDELS SUL Phone 230 Better Houses "URIAH JON ES | i Simcoe St. N., Osha our Auctioneers LOTS FOR SALE Grooms Ave., $500 to $600. Water and Sewer, Bungalow for sale on Frederick St. $4000. 'LYCETT Your Real Estate and Insurance Broker AUCTIONEER 25 King St, E.~--~Corner Celina Phone 205 See WILLIAMS PIANO CO., LTD. --Pr-- H. P. BULL, PHONE 626 y Six Six. rooms, summer kitchen, bathroom, garage and three apart- ment bungalow at rear, double lot, modern conveniences, one block from Highway. --36 Park Rd. S., Phohe 1373, W. -=PAY HIGH PRICS for Lots to speculators when we have the choicest Lots and the closest in to the G-M:C. for $10 per ft.? Small payment 'down---Restricted Property. See us before buying and save money, HORTON & FRENCH