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Ge 3 3% YET YIN --~ rv wR" had dh - 3 Te Ves VIYBOmFTOmAs™mT WAeae ara beRms TF 23eB BRAY pi E Secretary of State For Do- | minion Affairs in Britain #0 Visit Whitby January 4{¥20-~Council Hold Special Session to Discuss Plans. (By Staff Reporter) | "Whitby, Jan. 14.--A public re [i @éption in the Town Hall will fea- _ ture the visit of the Right "onor bo L. CO. Amery, Secretary of "State for Dominion Affairs when 5 visits this town, January 20, was decided at a special meet- . 'ig of the Town Council called yesterday morning by Mayor John A. Bateman in the Town Hall The reception will take place at [130.15 o'clock, it was decided, in dccordance with the expressed 'wishes of Mr. Amery, who, in his telegram, stated he would be pleas- ed to meet the public at this hour, Therefore it would be concluded 'that the period prior to the eivie reception will be spent by the Am- erys in visiting old friends and in making a general tour of the Town. 'However, to make positive that this 'is the intention of the dis- || tiiguished visitors, the Town Clerk Mr, Frost, will get in touch with Hon, Mr. Amery's secretary, av if" sheh ta right, arrangements will bé made to take the party through- ut 'the town, partievlarly out to he Ontario Ladies' College, where Mrs. Amery attended as a young girl 'and from where she graduated dds to going to England with her rother, Sir Hamar Greenwood, be- fore the latter's elevation 'to the British House of Commons, A committee consisting of the POLICE CHIEF GUNSON ILL (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Jan, 14.--Friends' of "Chief Gungon, head of the loca' police department, will regret te Iparn that he is at his home suf ering from an attack of) the "flu" nd tonsilitls, A speedy recoverr 14 the wigh of all who know him, Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FREE On Suit Case or Club Rag - Saywell & Son BOND ST, WEST "Co Ormiston, was appointed to pre- pare an address, which will be il- luminated in London by a former Whitby resident, and which will be presented to the couple. ANNUAL MEETING OF SEPARATE SCHOOL BD. Whitby, January 14--Affairs of the Separate School are in fine con- dition it was reported at the annual meeting of Separate School suppor ters of Whitby and the past year has been & Ary A successful one from every standpoint, The new school, mow advancing an educa- tion to eighty | has two. good bp A ind wort 1s ing ge- complished. J. 0, Giroux was hon- ored With shothet term as chair- man, . F. J. Mcintyre was ap- pointed gegretary-treasurer suc- ceeding Rev. Father Ryan, wha has acted in that capacity for some time. he other members of the Board are William O'Brien, An- thony Bandel and J. J. Henry, Last year's representative on the Whit- by Board of Education was return- ed ta that office, while Mrs. Des- mond and Charles Barton will look after the Separate School suppor- ters' interests on the Public Li- brary. SENTENCED TO THREE MONTH" (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Jan. 14.--Lela Duke was found guilty when she appear ed in pelice court here yesterday afternoon to keeping a resort, a: was sentenced to three months in Susie Magistrate Willls pre sided. NOMINATE OFFICERS (By Statf Reporter) Whitby, Jan, 14.--In accord- ance with an annual custom, the St. John's Women's Auxiliary hel® a nomination meeting in the Church School last night at which officers for the coming year were nominated and voting will take place at next Friday's meeting, The Inspector was asking. gen- eral knowledge gnestions. ""Wil- ed, The answer came g¢ ly. "Please, sir, a man who makes the same mistake twice" mm -- -- 48c; gallon, $1.60. without increasing cost by using Cod Liver Oil (Bottled Sunshine) in your poultry mash, You will be surprised by the result. Pint, 25¢; quart, Use Cel-0-Glass or Glass Cloth instead of glass in poultry houses, Either of these admits untra- violet rays that ordinary glass does not, Sunlight direct works wonders in egg production. °0- Glass, $1.75 per yard; Glass Cloth, 65¢ per yard, * Special prices on larger quantities, A complete stock of Mash Hoppers, Water Fountains, Poultry Tonics, Disinfectants and " general poultry utensils always on hand. Your hens will pay if fed our way, 'Cooper-Smith Co. y FLOUR, FEEDS, GRAIN AND SEEDS Phone 8--Just South of Post Office--16 Celina St. STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT Low rental, , About 12,000 ft. of good dry, storage space, conveniently locat- ed, with Canadisn National siding, for rent either in whole or in part. CHARLES M. MUNDY || c/o Mundy Printing Company, Limited i Telephone 35 or 312 Slemon, garth, F. G. Kerslake, Sanitary In. lle, what 1s a bigamist?" hegmsk- | E aé on Monday, January 9. Mem- of Council: Reeve C. A. Wight, Reeve Williams, By-laws were passed as follows: ~=School Attendance Officer--Jas. Curtis; Auditors--F, J. Groat and R. Kyle Squair; Board of Health-- H. Ferguson, M.B,, M.OH., C. W, M.D, Asst. M.O.H,, A. Ho- tor, and W. R. Allin, Secretary; @ Supt.--Thos, H. Richards; By-laws to provide for borrowing $25,000 as may be required to meet current expenditures and providing for $18,500 "to be expended on roads this year, Clerk was authorized to ask for applications for assessor for year 1928, spolieations to be hanled to clerk by Fridav, January 20, 1928, at 6 pm, tanderers to appear in person at Cletl.'s cfice. Treasurer aciknowledged receipt of $2.00 from John Baker, rent of read. Council adjourned to Tuesday February 7, at 1 o'clock v.m. EXPORT DEMAND FOR GRAIN DROPS Shipment of New Argentin: Crop is Blamed Fort William, Jan, 14.--A dc. cided decrease in the export de mand for Canadian grain, with & consequent increase in the stocks all over the country is reported by . A. Ursell, statistician to the Board of Grain Commissioners, Export of the new Argentine crop is under way, and Mr, Ursell points out that this may count for the falling off of export demand for Canadian wheat, Mr, Ursell, in his report issued says: -- 'At the 'end of December, in- | cluding some 27,000,000 bushels afloat in vessels at lower lake ports, there were 55,000,000 bush- els of wheat east of Fort William and Port Arthur, with 84,000,000 at the latter port, 53,000,000 at interior points and 6,000,000 on the Pacific Coast, besides several thousand cars in transit, "The quantities in store and afloat at eastern points, together with the grain moving via the Pa- cific Coast ports, would appear, from present indications to be amply sufficient to satisfy the ex- port demand for the next two months at least, if Argentine ship- ments are as heavy as reports in- dicate, Under these conditions, there is no prospect of an all-rail movement of any size developing in the immediate future from the head-of-the-lakes." Reporting on conditions at the Pacific Cost, Mr, Ursell says: "The movement via the Pacific Coast is substantially larger this season than last, although not, so far as large as aniticipated." FORMER MEMBER PRESS GALLERY DIES H. R. Holmden Much Res- pected by All Who Knew Him Ottawa, Jan. 13.--Hensley Reed Holmden, whose newspaper work in the Capital gained him recogni- tion throughout the Dominion, died Wednesday, following a lengthy fliness. He was in his 78th yesr. Born in Eaton Place, Plymouth, England, Mr, Holmden came to Canada some 45 years ago. After 8 brief residence in Montreal he moved to Ottaws and joined the reportoriasl staff of the former Free Press. Later he was connect ed in turn with the Ottawa Jour- nal end the Citizen, and for years acted as parliamentary correspond- ent for the Hamilton Herald and the Montreal Star and The Stan- dard. He served two terms as oresident of the Parliamentary Press Gallery. After leaving newspaper work 21 years ago, Mr. Holmden was 2 member of the civil service as chief clerk of the Mapping Depart- ment, Dominion Archives. He was Saperai i ad by the Government Lieut.-Col. Stuart Holmden, of uartermaster Ei A 'junk shop mear a railroad in Denver, Colo., carries 8 conspicuous sign with this hint to passing motorists: "Go ahead; don't wait for the train to pass; a chance; we will buy what WW (2) Direct, a tice, it "draws out' at drce AAR GISLATURE LIKELY INCREASE GASOLINE TAX , 13.--~Probabilities are e present session will in- crease the gasoline tax from three cents to four cents a gallon or even five cents a gallon. The Government is seriously studying the matter. Legislation is also expected where- by the indemnity of the members will be increased from $2,000 to $2,500 and the salaries of Ministers of portfolio, 2 BIMEY 2A a THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY. JANUARY 14, 1928 * Useful Hints For Radio #11 «Listeners While practitally all radios are subject, at some time, to disturb- ing noises which are difficult to identify, the mew batteryless sets are somewhat more free from these than the older sets which ave operated from storage batteries for the tubes and dry batteries for power. All such extraneous noises may be roughly divided into 2 classes: those which are generated in some part of your own fubtallation, and those due to conditions outside; these latter being sometimes im- possible to remedy. If you are uncertain whether the noise 18 'generated inside your set, tune in a station and then disconnect your aerial and ground wires, © If the noise still continues, then there is mo doubt that the noise is due to somehing in your own set. In this case, examine your "A" battery terminals, and see that they are not corroded. Next, test your "B" batteries, and see that they are of the proper voltage. (Any 45 volt battery registering less than 34 volts should be replaced). A erackling, sizzling scund is usually due to run down "B" bat- terfes. A slight whistling sound may be due to your detector "B" battery being run down. A con- tinuous singing noise heard while antenna and ground are connected may be due to the fact that the Loud Speaker is placed too close from $6,000 to $8,000. At New aad Lower Prices CIE I BN "eee sven gE t of your car." A constant humming may be due to a dynamo, either in your im- mediate neighborhéod, or possibly Erads Profits earned --that is the test of a life insurance company. In this the Mutual Life excels. at some distance, in which case the hum of the dynamo is trans- mitted from power wires which may be situated near your anten- Be sure that your amnténna does mot run parallel to nearby eleetrie light wires; if this should be the case, ybu are almost sure sensitive they are, the more will FRANK V, EVANS, Representative Standard Bank Building ¥Simcoe St. N. « Oshawa, Ont. -_-- A - = to get the dyname hum in your t Oil Burners, Electric Refrigera~ tors, Electric Washing Machines, or any small dynamo ii the neigh borhood may give similar trouble. 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