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Solina, Sept, 30.--Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilbur and Ralph Allan at Markham fair, Mr. and Mrs, BE. R. Nokes, Miss Winnifred Nokes and Mr. Carl Phillip, Oshawa at W, T. Baker's, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone Miller at Mr. James Haskie, Harmony. Mr. and. Mrs, Will Lammiman and sister of Oshawa at Mrs. Thos, Baker's. Miss Evelyn Messey, Oshawa, at R. J. McKessock's, Mr. and Mrs, J. BE. Gerrow, Ovid, Mich., at Mr. W. Van Nest's, Mr. and Mrs, J, 8S. Rundle, Mrs. A, L. Penfound, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Werry, Oshawa, spent Sunday in Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Penfound, Mr, and Mrs, Bert Hunt and son, Ernest, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Garner, Toronto, Mrs. J. 'T. Rundle entertained the following ladies on Thursday: Mrs, L. Pascoe, Miss Hagarth, Mrs, L. Baker, Mrs, McKessock, Mrs, L, T. Pasive,- Miss Yarving, Mrs, Thos, Pascoe and Miss Margaret, of Hamp- ton, and Miss Kdna Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Tink spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs, Warner at Hastings, ; Mrs, Saunders, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gerrow, Port Pérry, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Oshawa, at Mr. and Mrs, James Moorey's over Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, C. Blanchard at Lindsay over Sunday attending the fair, Mr, James Reynolds, Toronto, at home. He has accepted a position with the Goodyear people at Bow- manville, Masters Ernest. Hunt and George and Wesley Werry entertained sev- eral of their boy and girl friends to a corn roast on Saturday night at their homes, EBENEZER Ebenezer, Oct, 3.--Weather on Sunday was ideal and fairly good congregation gathered at all three services at Ebenezer, Our pastor, ¢ AY A L | it cannot last long, We only Nope | rote Gerry Glaspel, WwW. (\) (\ Waterous-Meek Ltd. YARDS CEDARDALE Phone 1288 UPTOWN OFFICE 66 KING W. Phone 660 Jit 1a the ¥ opdka + Re. un 2 3-Staintun was in the por morning gave an spiring sermon from the text found in the 29th verse of the 12th chapter of St. John. The choir added much to the service with a beautiful an- them and children were told their story as usual. Evening service was of special interest, it being the an- nual League Rally, The speaker for the evening was Rev. E. Cooke, of Newcastle, who gave a very ex- cellent sermon to the young people, sok Ate ol -- Zion, Oclober 3 -- In last week's report of Sunday Scheel Rally we omitted to say that four junior boys, namely, Ralph Glaspel, George Chant, Nelson Fice and Lu- ther Pascoe acted as collection bear- pers and stood while a prayer was offered and did it nicely. Mr, and Mrs, Stainton of Oshawa are spending a wee with their son Arthur and family, A special feature of this service was a vocal duet sung by Misses Mar- garet Abernethy and Mabel Stevens, | of Maple Grove, Sunday School held a regular session which was helpful as usual, Miss G, Powers, of Orono, was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mra, G. F. Annis, A number from here attended Blackstock and Markham fairs. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Wood and fam. ily, of Orono, were recent guests A cousin, Mrs, Selbert Flin- 0 Mr, and Mrs. Newton Edgar and family, Oshawa, were Sunday guests here, On Thursday evening, October 6, at Ebenezer, Rev. Dr, Horwood, of 'Toronto, will give a lecture on| music which will be illustrated on | the piano. This is something out | of the ordinary and it is hoped that everyone will take this advantage of hearing Dr. Horwood, A number of visitors were notie- ed from Maple Grove, Oshawa, Hampton, Eldad, Kedron and else- where at our special service Sunday night. The speaker, Mr, from Myrtle, was splendid and the music by KEidad choir was greatly enjoyed by all, Come again Eldad! Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Rundle and daughter, Mary, of Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, A. E, Rundle, Mrs, May Henry, of Oshawa, was a recent visitor at Mr. Cecil Wor- den's, ' Mr. and Mrs, Rundle, of Bethseda, have been visiting with their daugh- ter, Mrs, Esli Oke, Fall is here but summer weather still prevails, Everyone is enjoy- ing it to the full since they know it will fast a few weeks at least, n NewYork stay at the ABERDEEN 'HOTEL 17 A Wen Jan | i ness Sth Ava, rot a Rooms $9.50 awavs Toho F. Downey, Mewaging Director FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE Perfect rest insured. A new bed-spring--a pro- ducer of perfect sleep--a harmony of construction, A patented feature found on no other spring, which adds 6" of extra sleeping surface and which makes it swayless and absolutely noiseless. Ask your dealer to show you StaYoung, L.A Y Ind oung ustries of Canada 1, Cross Tension 2. Extra Sirengih 8, Perfected Base i | | Apple | 1st prize; is visiting relatives here Children who won prizes at the school fair were "under third prize only got ribbons. Sweet corn-- Mary Cameron, 2nd prize; Calundula flowers--Mary Cameron, 3rd prize; ple--Mary Cameron, 1st prize; Carrots--Rileen Stainton, 1st prize; School lunch---Eileen Stain- ton, 1st prize; Chocolate fudge-- Eileen Stainton, 1st prize; Chocolate cake--Hernice Stainton, 1st prize; Salpiglossis flowers--John Stainton, Luther Pascoe," 3rd; Canadian Gem ' turnips--Freddie Marten, 3rd; Car- 8rd; 2 hens from' 1926 eggs, Barred Rock--Har- vey Balson, 2nd; Market lambs-- Gordon Wilbur, 2nd; Canadian Gem turnips--Gerald Balson, 4th; Map of Township--- Gerald Palson, 4th; Apple ple--Pearl I'lintoff, 4th; Cockerel. Barred Rock, --Clifford Jolms, 4th; Pullet, Barred Rock,-- Clifford Jolms, 5th; Pen, erel, two pullets--Clifford" John's 6th; Snow apples--Beryl Glaspel, 1st; School lunch hth: Chocolate fudge--Doris Fice, 6th; Wealthy apples---Beryl Glas: pel, 6th; Golden Russet apples-- ' Gordon Wilhur, 6th; Potatoes, green | am mountain--TLeona School parade, Flintoiff, 2nd prize, 6th; $2. 00, When we know that ahout eight | Pussy. schools competed at this fair, we feel quite proud of the scholars who won prizes, even if some didn't get any money, Miss Eileen Stainton Swain, | Irish cobbler potatoes-- Wom one cock- ! Beryl Glaspel, THE OMHAWA DALY TIMES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 1927 ---- ---- Do You Own Your Own lusurance Broker AUCTIONEER a5 King St, B~~Corner Celina ; Phone 206 ------------ W. J. TRICK CO. Limited REAL ESTATE, CONTRAOT- ING AND BHUILDERS SUP. PLIES 25 Albert St, Phuae $30 JT -- Grooms Ave,, Water and Sewer, Bungalow for sale on Frederick St, $4000, WILLIAMS PIANO CO,, LTD. § King St. East awa, ny. |] Tusse rahe Rese 148W - - _ LOTS FOR SALE FOR SALE OR EX $500 to $600. ae. Ronse obit: BNO ch Oh Darlington, 150 acres wi good production soil, 50 acres bush, good § room frame house, 2 large barns, hen Well ot, i Mog ts 3X len See and a. gh easy terms. W. J. Sulley Real Estate, --CP-- H. P, BULL, PHONE 626 SULLEY & MAW TENDERS WANTED Sealed Tenders will be re- ceived up to and including Saturday, Oct, 8th for the erec- tion of a three storey building comprising two stores and fif- teen apartmerits. © Plans and specifications will be shown on request, L.V, Disney 20 KING §T, E, the The mother and both girls were hurt but Mr. Knight was in- stantly killed. "The driver of the truck that was struck Thursday considers himself lucky to have es- attending high school were in won the most marks and the most 'caped. money---$1 20, Gordon Wilbur won 2nd monev--$1.00, Harvey Balson Mr, Melrose Parker, Hospital, who resided of Weston here for a and Mary Cameron were equal, each time but whose home is at Solina, recelvine 75 cents, Mr, Anson Balson is shearing a |ton. number of lambs for Mr. John Mill- ' er of Ashhurn; load to 1 S.A, Boby Bessie Snowden has a bad attack of whooping cough. THORNTON'S CORNERS Thornton's 'Corners, Og.3 --The fine weaiher is very acceptable to the farmers and we all agree it will be a coal saver too, Corn cutting is the order of the day now for a while, Potatoes are a very good crop now in most places, Mr and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds an@ daughters, Gladys and Frances, of Courtice, were visitors last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Robinson, Mr, and Mrs, Hollaway, of Toron- to, are visiting for a few days with their daughter, Mrs. J. Sully, " Mr. and Mrs. A, Dean and sons, Eric and Ce:il, motored and spent the week end with friends in Bass Lake, near Orillia. he is shipping a car | Remember to keep October 12 in' mind, the date of the chicken pie | supper and concert, Some choice talent will be there for the program. NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Oct, 2.--Miss Vi- ola Provost, Mr. Harry Provost, of Westport, and Mr, and Mrs. Mer- rill Polk and children, of Kingston, who have been ihe guests of Mr, and Mrs. 'Stanley Provost for the past few days returned to Kingston on Wednesday. Mrs. Donald Christie formerly oi North Oshawa and now of Detroit, visited Mrs, McGregor, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Tonkin this week. Miss Chrisiina Watts, of Wiarton, and in own. : Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown 'and fam- fly Sundayed with relatives at Har- mony. Mr. and Mrs. spending this week with Mrs. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Heaslip, Miss Beatrice Heaslip and Mr. Jack Alex- ander went to Toronto Sunday to visit Mrs. Heaslip's mother, Mrs. Wilkes, who is not very well Mr. and Mpyrs. Edgar Glover and sons spent Sunday in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Soldmon and children visited wiih their aunt, Mrs. Joseph Vallant, Port Whitby. Messrs. Samuel and Oscar Bur- goyne, Williard, Earle and Clifford Dan Jack are at Peterboro | Solomon motored to Orono Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Strong and baby, Olive, of Enniskillen, visited with relatives here Sunday. Thursday at a few minutes of eleven, a truck owmed by MecCul- loch, was struck by the C.N.R. train from the east. The truck was iurn- ed on fits side fin the ditch. The driver was mot hurt. He states he did mot hear the whistle of the 'train and that he slowed up to cross the track as usual. Those who live near are 80 used to hearing the trains whistle that no one seems sure that it did This same ecross- ing was the scene of an accident some, eleven years ago when a horse amd busgy driven by Mr. Knight, (who was killed outright), was struck by the morning west- bound train. Mr. Knight and Mrs. now is on a visit home from Wes- While here, he visited Mr, Tom Solomon. He will return two Weston on Wednesday, He expects to come home next spring fully cuy- ed. Neighbors and friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Melrose Parker, will he glad to learn that Mr, Parker is already much improved, STERN MEYHODS CHECK ACCIDENTS Highways Bulletin Declares Results of Speeding Campaign Good Quebec, Oct, 4.--Results dbtained by the stern measures adopted by the Provimcial Roads Department show the advantage of checking ex- cessive speed, says Hon J. L. Per- ron, Minister of Highways, in his latest bulletin. His latest statement is as follows: "At the beginning of the season we forboded a number of 1#otor ac- cidents, which would certainly have materialized had pot the Minister of Roads taken a determined stand against excessive speed, and seen that the law was respecied. 'The stern suppression of exces- sive speed gave good results, and, according to reports reac®ifg the roads department, the percentage of motor accidents in the Province of Quebee will be markedly reduced this year.' "The minister wishes to thank motorists and the general public who approved and supported his campaign. Most motorists are with him, realizing that his object was not to annoy travellers but to pro- mote safety. "Trafic officers are instructed to be on the aleri, as they have always been, and to report any speeding coming under their notice. Between speeding and public safety, the minister has chosen safety' BY MOVING PICTURE Chicago. Oct. 3--IJn its desperate battle with entrenched crime, the Chicago Police Department has found an effective weapon--publiei- ty. The show-up of eriminals and suspected criminals, staged every Sunday morning in the court room at the Desplaines Street Station 8 throwing fear into the hearts of the crooks All the suspects gathered in the week-end round-ups are forced to go throueh their poces fn this show- wm» People who have been vietims of robberies, assaults and other evimes. are serted in the main hody of the biz court roonin self dark- ness, Powerful lights are thrown woop the suspects a= they move ahont of the stage. Several motori- ong eriminsls, here and elsewhere have heen identified in this manner and - professional erooks mow ane making stremmons e*forts to aweold haine picked up in the weekly "ro- - ° SHN further fmaraving wnan the plan. 2 mews reel film concern fis now taking motion mictures of the "ohow-an" and those ma are rush. Knight and two daughters Who were aio 11 the focal theatres. STORM WINDOWS Office phone 481; Res, 180 R 2 3% Ki $ Ra King treet East. Phone 2580, Your Auctioneers Combinatirn Doors Machine Floor Sanding B, W, HAYNES 161 King St, W, 9 Lots ON -- sa. -- Ls REAL ESTATE Homes built to suit purchasers, Rosehill Boulevard 40 to 42 x 136 feet, highest point in Westmount, close to highway, R. M, KELLY 610 Simcoe St, N, Phone 1663W $9.00 per ft. V. A. Henry, Insur- Phones; Good chance to get site for new home, J. H. R. Luke MONEY TO LOAN ance and Loans 113% SIMCOE ST, 8, 11N8W Office 18i8)--Residence, Large, deep Lots, Oshawa Boulevard and Richmond Street, Only $300--$40 cash; balance nth, Horton & F rench $5 per A "BETTER HOUSES" For Sale--35-RBoom Brick Bungalow on Hillcroft St, Possession November 1st. Oak floors, enamel trim, all conveniences, Choice Lots For Sale 2 New 6-Room Bungalows mearly ready, other Houses im all parts of the city under construction. Terms arranged. URIAH JONES BUILDER AXD COXTRACTOR Phone 1947w. FUL tures, Blinds, Washing and Drying Machines, Wall Bods. Ready for oconpation November Sth. Apply to-- . J.C. YX 4% Prince Strect