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S.O.E. Whist Drive. ! The Sons of England whist drive held in the S. O. E. Hall last eve- ning was most successful tere being twenty-one. tables required. The Ladies' first prize went to Mrs. Fowler, Ladies' second prize to Mrs. Brown, while Mrs. C. Lott was giv- en third prize for the Ladies. Mr. C. Hill captured the first prize for gentlemen, Mr. J. Robinson receiv- ed. the second prize and Mr. Otto Sharrard, won the third prize. The special prize of the evening went to Mr. Greenough. The prizes for the vouchers on the merchants of the town, whieh aret he usual prizes and the winners are thus able to pur- chase anything that they should wish. Two More Cars Collide A Ford sedan and a Chevrolet se- dan were involved in an accident which occurred about 8,45 on Bond street west, near the Simcoe street intersection. Murney Barrige, driv- ing the Fordor sedan, a 1926 model, carrying license number 381-603, was backing south across the street' when he struck the Chevrolet sedan; driven by James Coffey, which has license number 295-973. The Chev- rolet was going west and became squeezed Tn between the Ford and the south curb, erumpling the front right fender, The Ford was protect- ed with bumpers on the rear and | was not damaged, Case Adjourned Robert Hale, charged with driving a car while in an infoxicated condi-' tion, appeared in. Police Court today and at his owh request was remand- ed on bail until Monday, December 6. Bail was renewed by his father- in-law, Hale had previously appear- ed on November 22, after he had heen arrested by night constables, 'OSHAWA AND DISTRICT FUEL COAL Stove, $16.00 per ton Nut, $15.50 per ton COKE $13.00 per ton ¥ WOOD" Soft Slabs, load, $3.25 Mixed Slabs, load, $3.50 Hard Slabs, load, $3.75 Bodywood, V;cord, $4.25 "Buy Reliable Fuel from a Reliable Firm" Waterous-Meek Ltd. Yards, Cedapdale--Phone 1288 Uptown Office, 66 King St. W. Phone 660 p.m., on the following dates Wards | and 3, South-West and North-West, Wed., Dec. 7. Wards 2 and 5, South-East and Cedardale, Thurs., Dec. 8. Ward 4, North-East, Friday, December 9. Dated Oshawa, Nov. 24th, 1927. COURT OF REVISION Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision of the City of Oshawa will meet to hear appeals 'against the Assessment Roll made for the year 1928 in the Municipal Offices, 106 Simcoe Street South, beginning at 7.30 o'clock WHITBY MAN 15 FATALLY INJUR (Continued from Page 1) westerly direction. The weight of the engine and seven steel coaches crump- led up the car like matchwood, tossing 1 into the ditch, The train, which was in charge of Engineer T. Bennett and Conductor [. P. Rafferty, hoth of Toronto, stopped | immediately and the train crew ren- | dered all the assistance possible to the | injured men. They were rushed 10 the | Oshawa General Hospital, where cv- | ery medical aid possible was employed, | but Neskel was so badly injured that he died at 6.10 pm. He had suffered very severe injuries which included a fractured skull, several compound frac- | tures and badly mutilated limbs. He | was barely breathing when picked up, and at first it was thought that he was | instantly killed, Williams was badly shaken up but did not require parti- cular medical attention. His c¢scaps | from serious injury or death was mir- | aculous, for the car was completely | smashed up, even the metal parts be- | ing twisted out of shape and the woad | chewed to matchwood, ; | While this is a level crossing, there | is a good view of the track from both direction, and train men state that the engineer had blown his wistle ai the whistle post approaching the crossing, and that the bell was ringing. An in- quest is being held, with preliminary hearing this morning, Coroner Dr, D, S. Hoig is in charge. When the preliminary hearing of the inquest opened at the court room art 11 o'clock this morning, the following coroner's jury was empannelled: H. FE. Smith, foreman; Chas. Bowra, J. C. Young, Steven Flintoff, E. Lamble, W. | R. Alchin, Frank Martin, Chas. John- son and F. C, Lett. After viewing the hody, the inquest was adjourned uhtil Wednesday evening at 7.30, + a h WILL CARRY PILGRIMS High _Low 12.00 plans of subdivisions. Quite a " j | Amer. Cap. 1%% 5% 1% | number of tentative plans were he. mer. Tel. :. f fore 2 CO i i : Montreal, Que, Nov. 24--The Can- (Balt, & Ohio ..118 17% 117% | RECOMMENDS toy om iarion S20. 0h Wuny ada Steamships, Limited, steamer Que- | Briggs Mfg. 24 23% 24 | iy TY rn ne re erred to the hee will be renamed the 8,8. Beaupre, | can. Dry. 51% B1% 517% | ------ That Oe Til 5 approval, and will be utilized exclusively next | can, Pae. ..200 200 200 : : : ie oe R ; fon. of providing season for the transportation of pil- | Chrysler .... 57% 57 57 (Continued from Page 1) ands fer park and school purposes grimages hetween Montreal cand. Ste: | Goncaloum. ¢. 27% 26% 27 { In. sections of the city which are | Antic De: Beanpre. It 7s : rrohnced | ong s : 19.0 1% 390) 3204 | shown in plans suggested by City | rapidly growing and .in which the ising : Aupe: 3 ano Dunant wan 19 4 19 19 | Engineer Smith and under careful}new subdivisions are being located, oe ¢ Hodge 30.5% gos, 625 (Study by C.N.R. engineers, might|should be given attention, was an . . ------ | Ehe Pins (1081 108% 1081 |be in the triangle to be formed | opinion expressed by the majority ! y Pai ad 2 y | between Simoce street and the sub-| cf members. While looking over # 3 {Gen, Asphalt 843% 843 84% | = FE : ? : 3 g over a Too Late to Classify | ORE 1274 128 way. This would give a street level | vlan of a College Hill subdivision | Gen. Motors 128% 127% 83 1 | aan to the new station which | Dr. McKay alluded to the fact {hat { Gooderich , .. 83% 81% tv. | would, in turn, connect with a 14|the question of park 1 SUM OF MONEY LOST FRIDAY | Gold Dust 70% 10% 70%! Sh Add on Biel : pay and school morning in Post Office or Lobh- | Hudson 70% 70% 701 | foot passenger and loading plat-| hoard requirements should he given ] r Lob- § 2 4 ' law's store. Reward at The Oshawa | [nt. Comb 55% 54% Db4% |froin between the east and west [Se consideration especially in Daily Times, 4 (123 :) ! t. Nickel 67% 67 677 | hound tracks hy a short tunnel|lthese new. sections of the city, "It's A .: Ins. Har lean 249% 243 which would be equipped either |4bout time we arrived at some I ----------_--. | boi Pines TIN 78 8% 788 | With a ramp or stairways or both. | municipal basis of taking these mat- | Man. Elec, .. ba3% 53% 53% | Passengers, in consequence, Bl Fansideratinn said the | - is i 5 H45% | would not be required to cross ei-|° 8sloner, e raised the Miss. Pac, .. b4% 74 5% » 1 hid k e fre | Mont. Ward 96% 96% 96% | ther track in going to trains, or 8) one property owner when he said, | Overland , 17% 17% 17% | from the trains to the station. Le shout Hme we think of some- | > 41 5 415% ts ! the pr od & av 'ody else, other than the owner of | Phill, Pete. 31% 03N 957% Details of the proposed subway in] je property." The owner isis me | Radio ...... 95 4 4 plans [submitted, show, a 60 f00' | io 1jeq pe thought the s I y | Studebaker .. 57 517 5 clearance between the abutment|,, (po. = ious ; le action should All Oddfellows and thelr . wives | St. Louis San. 111 m 1. walls. There will her a central line | ping hot at 30 larger owners are cordially invited to a Social Even. | Sts. Roebuck 82% 82 eq ' |0f piers supporting the subway vith pitty acres" he e the fellows ing to be held in the Oddfellows' | U.S. Rubber 57 : 5? Lr bridge over which the C.N.R. tracks | joa i Sores M0 said. His con- Hall on Thursday, Dec, 1st, at 8 p.m., | U.S. Steel ..147% 146% fA | will cross. Two six foot sidewalks It was ty. ight. yy U * | Woolworth 1948, 194% 194%; | ! a y 4 was finally decided to have the under the auspices of Corinthian | WoO wo! A 'e 4 a 05 a1 would be provided, and there would | recretary, F. Hare, write J i ri b : 4 ' ¥ '0 TOL raves 292 3 ' : 2, i he park Lodge No. 61, LO,0.F. Yellow Cab .. 2 ! be two roadways 22 feet wide. [100 Sehoel hoards fen ae 4 1e park Ee WE The heighth of the subway, s ¢ 5 Tequesting them | subway, 80|'0 look qver the subdivisions and Those who avail themselves of this | far as the city's needs are concern-| see just what lands they Mav 4 ny opportunity to hear some reol good | . ed, would give "14 feet of clearance | iuire for their res ective I Ye music will not be disappointed. Rev, | and if tis point is dedded in favor | ments. Spective depart. Dr, Dougall will also give an illus- of Oshawa, the cost to the city will| -- = trated address, | be "materially reduced, ! 3 J. E. NORSWORTHY, Rec.-Sec, Oshawa . wii Sendi . TORONTO STOCKS (Supplied by Stobie, Forlong & Ca.) NOON CLOSING (By Staff Reporter) * Stock Jd Ask | Whitby, Nov. 26--Protest against Asbestos ........ . 36 363% | the sending of mental cases from Bell Telephone ... 151% 152 |,qvjumg to County Houses of Ref- Brazilian ...... LL & 219%... uge, and an appeal for greater so- B.C. Fishing ..... 15. 15% | jicitude in caring for the inmates Bun, RN. 311 ' 58 % 170 of Houses of Refuge, were voiced a Aca ol ...... i sau by Mayor Preston of Oshawa in his ¥ Dally s1:cess . ap a talk before the County Council yes- Canada Malting 3% hs terday. The Mayor made it plain Sone EE To1p 0% that he had not come in his official Sh oil 59% 60 capacit but merely as one interested Ba in the conditions at the House of Int. Nicke) Chita ' 37 51% Refuge A . roleum « f 33 . Jat. Pet) aN 52% 431% "I have no a word of, complaint Seagram ........ . 24 241, (to make. Dr. Lavery is,doing a Twin City ....... 54 541, | reat work there. Conditions are ! fully up to the standards of other Mines like institutions, but I think we are Amulet ».......... 485 490 not doing enough for the aged. ATZONAUE «ocx v 38 40 Mental cases should dnot be in the Barry Hollinger 125 126 |House. The affidavit the Wardens Bidgoed ......... 163 164 [and Mayors, etc. have to sign to Beaver ...... x14 210 211 get people admitted, says that men- | Central Manitoba 221 225 tally deranged persons cannot go. Dome... 1360 1370 "1 suggest that we give inmates | Hollinger rar tna 1730 1745 more reading matter, more comfort- | Howey Cerri rr. 152 154 able furnishings, and try to cater Jackson M, ...... 81 8215 'a little to their appetites. We Kirkland Lake 265 266 | shouldn't see how cheaply we can Kootenay Florence 24% 25 ger along. We must he economical Feeley. .vcixvives 79 80 | but let us give them every eomfort | Lake Shore ...... 2625 2700 | possible. Laval-Quebec ..... 36 a7 "There should he a night watch- { Macassa ,........ 52 _.03 Iman in the institution. Some of | McIntyre ........ 2765 2800 ihe people are locked in at night | Mining Corpn. .... 450 460 | and if there were a fire and two Noranda. ......... 2515 2525 jor three were burned, it would he | Nipissing ........ 675 680 |, disgrace. If anyone from Oshawa | Newbee .......... 72 {3 was hurt or killed, I should feel Pawnee .......... 71 72 personally responsible for neglect," | Potterdoal ....... Nb Ja Dr. Lavery, superintendent of the | Premier ,........ whit 240! youse of Refuge, defended the diet Saint Anthony .... 45 30 of inmates. Plenty of good, whole- {San Antonio ...... 4 4 i some food i8 provided, and reason- |Ribage Yo 1140 1145 |able variety. As to inmates being free # ag tes Panay 79 791, | locked in, it is only on rare occa- pouah, tes 97 88 ® | sions; when some one hecomes un- | Wright Hargraves 713 115 ruly, that they are locked in their Wiltsey Coughlan 68! 70 |rooms | NEW YORK STOCKS (Supplied by Stobie, Forlong & Co.) | Stock | - CEDARBALE STORE (Continued from Page 1) Entrance was gaied hy removing screen in the back window of the kitchen and climbing into the room. It is believed in police circles that this is possilhy the beginning of another series of robberies in this city. While the marauders have | either left the city for a time, or been laying low, it is apparent that they have returned again for a time at least. The way that the "jobs { are "pulled off' makes it seem prob- lable that they are done by one man at a time, working alone, although | there may be a gang that work in | much the same way. At any rate, | they are slippery customers, and se- curely barred doors and windows are in order. Westmount Euchre, The last euchre of the season was held at Westmount school last eve- ping under the auspices of the auspices of the Home and School association. The games were keen- THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 192 COMMITTEE Mayor Protests Against Yental Aili Aga Ont. Sa ylums to Houses of Refuge ' RECOMMEND VOTE 7 ON STREET NAMES (Continued from Page 1) the many new subdivisions being cpened, difficulty was being experi- enced by many in finding the streets. Dr. Kaiser stated he would not venture an opinion on the subject as he thought a plebiscite at the coming municipal elections was the vroper thing as iy would get the f pinion of the ratepayers. He thought the public was entitled to decide in 'view of the fact that there is a certain amount of public sentiment involved and it was a «(uestion of whether or not the rate. payers would want to have their favorite old names replaced by numbers. D. M. Tod did not talk on the matter at length. He merely stated the city of Los Angeles, California, has .a system similar to that de- geribed in vogue. It also has a method of locating the street num- bers, especially in regard to indi- { vidual houses. For illustration, if {a person in Los Angeles wanted 999 | 12th street, he or she would have |to Bo down 12th street and if the | party was riding on a street car, | they would get off at the 9th street [ "rowr] the main §nterseotion. Mr. | Tod said the system works out very well. i Dr. T. W, G. McKay also referred | ta the suggestion locally as a good one in view of the faet that new- | comers to the city, and even many are having considerable difficulty in finding streets. He mentioned the fact that taxi drivers very often do not know where to take him when he tells them to go to Ris own home, despite the fact that he tells them who he is. Considerable time was spent in the sanctioning and looking ovey of who have been here for some time," a | Employer." swered Prayer. All young people_invited with prayer, All invited, Baptist Church Minister: Rev. Johm Galt Sunday, November 27 m Topics: AM. ~--"Christ, the Model Rev. A. C. Reeves, B.A. 34 Brock St. W.--Phone 1833 Sunday, November 27 10 a.m.~Sunday School, 11 am.~The Minister will preach. 7 pam.--NRev. John Lindsay, B.A, of Whitby, will pregeh, Incoming Presbyterians are P.M.--~'"Experience of An- . ft BYU. Monday, 8 pm.-- : ng, Wed. 8 p.m. testimony to answered Prayer Meeti All seats free and 11 am. -- Morning Wor- 7 pm, -- E Services Tues, and Thurs. at 8 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. -- Prayer Service. SAP, asked to note that Knox is the only Presbyterian church in the city, Me Pentecostal Assembly ; 200 King St. West Sunday, November 27 10 a.m.--Sunday School. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. W. P. Fletcher, B.A, D.D. Sunday, November 27 11 a. m. -- "Fading Like the Leaves." 2.30 p.m. -- Sunday School. ship. "God's Faithfulness." vangelistic vice. "Seek The Lord." Pastor, J. T. Ball 7 p.m.--""Living In the |["* Mountain." : : . sp 10 8.0.E. HALL, KING ST. BE. ALBERT ST UNITED wn 3 . Sunday, November 27 Rev. R. A. Whattam, odd 10 'am.--S8unday School, Minister g 11/a.m.--Public Service. 30 Elena St. Phone 867F I A 7 p.m.--Public Service. ihr Everybody Vielcome. Sunday, November 27 ; 11 am, and 7 pm~Rev. G. 1. Campbell, Secretary of Wwvan- gelism and Social Service will hi | | The subway committee under the chairmanship of Ald. D. A. J. Swan | son. Its members are Ald. Schell, Ald. Bradley, Ald. Hart and Ald. Harman. While the matter of ecst 'so far a the city's share is concerned, is yet to be determined, the committee hopes that the Council will approve the holding of a plebiscite on the | matter in January so that, with the pecple's consent, the Council of 192f can at once effect an agreement vith the Canadian National Railway CHRISTADELPHIAN "THY KINGDOM COME" Words oft repeated but sadly misunderstood, Read Psalm 72 and under- stand that Christ is coming again to the earth to be the supreme ruler (Acts 3: | speak at all services, Every. body welcome, 2,30 p.n.~--Sunday School and Eirra Bible Class, King Street United Church REV. C, W. DeMILLE, B.A, MEIaTER A -- a. 5 "Sunday, Noversber 22 | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, 64 Colborne Street East VR (ra t Sunday, Noverniber 27 11 a.m.--Morning Wor- ship. "How Many Chris- Sunday, November 27 tians 7" . 11 a.m.--Subject: 2.30 p. m. -- Sunday "Ancient and Modern Necio- School. mancy, alias Mesmerism and . 7 p.m. -- Evening Wor- Hypnotism, Denounced." ship. "Where Is Thy Sunday School at close of Brother?" Church Service Monday, 4.30 p.m.-=Mission Wednesday Meeting 8 pm, Band, Including testimonies of Healing Monday, 7.45 p.n.--Young through Christian Science, People's League, You are cordially invited to ate tend the services and to make use of the Free Public Reading Room where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased and periodicals subscribed for, Open om Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12 to 4, and Saturdays from 3 to 5 p.m Wednesday, 8 pm, -- (Note the change,) Children's Aid Society, Thursday, 3 p.m.--W, M. 8. Christmas Meosting, Thursday, 8 p.m. -- Annual Choir Concert, Sunbeam trio, Saturday, 6 pn. -- sunday School Board, ------ 1 ang the Oshawa Railway so that the 18-21). | stficture may be completed by | summer, | A new point brought up in connec | tion with the proposed station in | dicates that, if the plans submitted {are appreved, the east bound track | will be moved 14 feet to the south | of its present location to give roon St George's Anglican Cor. Bagot and Centre Streets for the propcsed loading platform 2 | City Engineer Smith gave a de Canon C R. dePencier, M.A. tailed report of his recent confer 39 Athol Street West ences with Vice-President Hunger. 4 ford in Montreal, and with Gen Sunday, November 27 Manager Warren of the central di POWER OFF" ly contested and there were eight prizes presented to the winner at the sixteen tables. Very dainty re- vision, and also with T. T. Irving chief engineer of the central reg icn. Every effort to co-operate wit} Holy Communion--8 a.m. 11 am.--Morning Prayer transmission line. Electric Service in Oshawa will be interrupted Sunday, November 27th, 1927, from 6.30 to 7 a.m., for the purpose of making necessary repairs on the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario CHAS. T. BARNES, Local Mgr. ------ = SERSES. N ¥oi © XORLONG &16 Private Wire System 11 King Street East, Oshawa ; 'Phones 143 and 144 ' S. F. EVERSON, Local Manager -- Above C.P.R. Office -- freshments were served and the pro- ceeds of the evening are to be do- nated to the Children's Christmas tree. A new series of euchres will commence some time in January. For Yow PHONE 22 1 veer Thompson's Drug Store 10 Simcoe St. 8. We Deliver Oshawa in the building of the sub. way was apparent. The building of the subway woul bring a grant from the Federa | Government which would stand ar | the first credit to the work. The amount that might be allotted as subsidy would be $25,000 at the | maximum. Sunday School Centre St.--2.30 p.m. St. George's Hall--2.30 p.m. (Cor. Court and Barrie Sa) 7 pm. --Evensong NEW GOSPEL HALL, 40 NASSAU STREET EVANGELISTS GILLESPIE AND NUGENT continue the special meetings nightly (except Saturday) KARN THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE PHONE 378. NEXT THE POST OFFI at eight o'clock; Sunday at 3 and 7. We preach mam's utter ruin by the fall of Adam, and God's perfect remedy by the blood of (Christ. Those who come are not embarrassed by appeals to come to the front, to stand upon their Yeet, mor ave they button-holed at the door. We have mever practised this, but depend simply upon God to bless the preach- ing of His Word to the salvation of the unsaved.--Come and hear how yon can be saved and know it. "Ministry Without Reserve," fmt) J iout Reserve, Simcoe St. United Church Rev, Dr. H. 8, Dougall, Minister frie} 52 Simcoe St. S, Phone 148 SUNDAY, Bi NOVEMBER 27 |: 11 AM. i "JOY and HAPPINESS" iy Report of the Thanksgiving 7 p.m.--"Setting Up The New Home." This is yoni the sixth address in the series, "Making a Home." gen Excellent music, KSDI Monday, 8 p.m.---Young People's League. Re- ception of Members. Fine i'rogram. Wednesday, 8 p.ra.--Midweek styice. Subject m em ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UNITED Pdi OF CANADA REV. F. J. MAXWELL, Minister Sabbath Services, Novesnber 27 11 a.m.--Morning Subject: "Moses and Aaron, 3 p.m.--Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p.m.--Evening Subject: "Open Friendship." Monday, 8 p.m.--Young People's League. Friday, 8 p.m.--Preparatory Service. New men bers will be received at this service. r-- g--