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Ew isan: Smal «fl _| ¢Suburban and District News 4 | {@hored By Timea Stall Reporters and Correspondents Ebenezer, Mar, 30.--The regular monthly 'meeting' of the Ladies Ber- ean class was - held on Thursday, March 29 in the Sunday :School room. It was in the form of a quilt- ing. As is usually the case on quilting day, the ladies gathered: be- fore noen and: enjoyed their dinner together * before beginning their work. The dinner, which consisted of all manners of good things brought from the various homes, .was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Fol- lowing difiner, each of the four groups of the class quilted a quilt which will be given to someone in need. During the afternoon a short meeting of the class was held, when the r.ecessary business was discussed and' a short program enjoyed. Over fifty were present and report a good as_well as a profitable time, Miss Pearl Boyce is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Clarence Pen- found, he weekly meeting of the Young People's: League was held on Thurs- day night, when a good program was enjoyed by all who were press ent. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Fitzsimmons (nee Miss Doro- thy Brooks) of Detroit on the birth of a son. Misses Thompson of Markham, who have been visiting with their cousin, Miss Sadie Muir, have re- turned home, Remember the services at Ebenezer on Sunday, Mr, Cedric Parsons will preach in the morning and Rev. Stainton will preach in the evening at: Courtice Schoolhouse, Everyone is 'welcome. " COURTICE Courtice, Mar. 30.--Miss Aura Qs- horne is visiting in Selina, guest of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Pascoe, On Monday evening it being the thirty-eighth wedding anniversary of Mr, 4 Mrs, 8, .S, Brooks, about thirty friends from Oshawa gave them a real surprise. They were members of the club to which Mrs, rooks belongs and their husbands and they presented Mr, and Mrs, Brooks with two lovely silver candle stieks, with candles in them. A pleas- ant evening was spent and Mr, and Mrs, Brooks were most genial as host and hostess. On Thursday about fifty-five lad- ies and children assembled in the Sunday School room to hold the an- nual quilting. Each one bringing dinner along. A sumptuous feast was | spread out and 'a. mest: cnjoyahle}- time spent during 'the, dinner hour. The four different: groups in cen- nection with the Ladies' 'Berean Class were cach responsible for one quilt and after dinner the ladies re- sumed their quilting, About 3 pan. the president, Mrs, W. R, Courtice, asked the ladies to put. away their needles for a little 3 a short meeting was held, The so utes spent in community singing. A hymn was sung and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. The faster story found in St. Mark wus read for the Bible lesson, Mys. Clar- ence Penfound's group reading re- sponsively with the other ladies. Af- ter the business part of 'the nreét- ing a pretty reading on. Spring was given by Mrs, Frank Rundle. Mrs. Geo. Annis then sang an Easter solo which concluded the 'program after which the ladies resumed "their quilt- |: ng. It was a very genial and: pleas- ant day for the children as well as the ladies. ' HAMPTON Hampton, Mar, ~ 20.=Rev." J." R. Bick preached another of his usualy thoughtful sermons Sunday gvening, and the choir san ap 8 foprisic hymn as an anthém, "and the" ses- vice closed with the singing sof .that grand hymn 451, so worships * com- pelling, High school pupils from here are most of them mud .bound in Bows manville for the week. . Mr. G, A. Barron has purchased the cvaporator. Sorry to learn that Miss' Kater- son sprained her ankle, A large audience greeted + our friends from Solina when they pre- sented their play, "What Doth It Profit," * in the ' Sunday School room Thursday evening. The charae- ters were well chosen and the play proved to he a fine evening's enter. tainment. Music was provided be- tween the acts by Mrs, E, Cryder- man, Solina, Mrs, C. J. Kerslake and Miss Nora, Miss W. Horn and Mrs. J. A, Cole in piano duets. Pros ceeds about $30.00, Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Osborne, Bowmanville, visited at Mr, L. Pas- coe's, Owing to bad roads our Young That Terrible BACKACHE! Need Not Be Endured Gin Pills Will Stop It ACKACHE is so often a cry for help from inflamed or clogged kidneys, They need to be soothed and restored to nor- mal action again, Never neglect this--or other wamn- as swollen joints, dizzy ings i ul, scanty or too frequent thels, painf y q sheets |. were placed around and a few min-} Take Gin Pills = at once. Heal and strengthen your kidneys, Prevent sstions Ailments~=Rheymatiom, Sia umb, or, per ri fly Gin Pills perl ish al id lisble=~50¢c a box at all druggists. 'SESNEENENEENENE The Coal that Satisties~ WE HANDLE Lehigh Valley Cross Creek COAL _ It Lasts Longer, Gives Less Ash and it GREATER HEAT , This Stamp Certifies Gesvie ross Cree! Coal from BM FOWLDS & SON JSHAWA LEMS, ALLEY COAL SALES Company Ad for the above Certified Stamp upon. every ticket: : Try It, Be Convinced and a Satisfied Customer. HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE, WOOD, BRICK, CEMENT, LIME, Etc. . H. M. Fowlds ana Son 81 King Street West iz Phone 91 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928 Upper--The government hatchery at after stripping. Note the protruding A full report of the activities Superintendent J. Martin, fw d 206,800 of the total: number placed in park waters, "180,000, of 60,000 that were this work will soon be felt by ang'c ap TE . Western Rivers Bantt, Alta, Lewer--A live male cutthroat or jaw, eh istie of male h Banff fish hatchery staff show that the staggeri million, seven hundréd and sixty-six thousand, eight hundred trout fry were placed in the streams of Alberta, under the direction of h A still further number in addition to the Hoar Jowigstom were eyed eggs totalling 71,040, which were also Spray Lakes and the surrounding streams received the eyed eggs ,000, somo 110,000 were distributed between the Jumpin; and its tributaries, Tough and Lees creeks, near Cardston, A ta., and Big Hill and Cold creeks near Cochrane, Alberta, The balance were Of the Rainbow species, tributaries of the McLeod river in North. ern Alberta received 60,000; tributaries of the Highwood received t ibutaries of fhe Flow got 27,000 aced in the Old ' i tributaries of the Bey got the he Od Man Fad Crow, Des: riven, behind the Banff Springs Hotel, is popular for its fish. That it was a successful year for the Banff fish hatchery and that the benefit of 'r's, none can doubt, ! PUT UP FOR SALE United States Shipping Board to Open Bids on May 15 Washington, Mar, 31.--The US. ||E - Shipping Board announced Wednes- day the forms of advertisement and . i will add much to the spring specifications for the sale of the Am- every lovely new ensemble spring shade is here erican West African Line, regarded as one of the jewels of the govern. ment-operated lines, and the only American line operating a cargo _and small passenger service between New York and Gulf Ports and the West Coast of Africa. This decision follows the action of the Board of Feb. 21 in deciding to sell the line. Bids will be received up to noon on May 15, when all bids will be opened. The American West African Line is operated for the Board by A. H. Bull and Company of New York. Representatives of the United States Steel Corporation, it was said Thursday, are expected to be among the bidders, The line committee promises 11 vessels aggregating 1910 dead- weight tons, of which not less than ten are to be sold. Under the proposed sale the pur- chaser will guarantee the mainten- ance of a minimum of nineteen round voyages, which approximate 14,000 miles each year for a period of five years. Payment is to be made on the ba.'s of 25 per cent down and th: balance over a period of 7 1-2 years, Ten per cent of the down pay- ment must accompany bids, TREASURE SEEKERS START FOR BOLIVIA Enterprise Hopes to Dis. the pair $1.50 $1.75 $1.95 All Full Fashioned Re-stocked of last year by members of the amount of one Of the remainin Poun of cutthroat, and, with the exception The Bow river, running People postponed their visit to Ty- rone Young People's Socicty Thurs- day night. Mr. Russell Reynolds, called on friends recently, Ms. Levi Niddery has rented her house to Mr. A, 5. Jennings, Mr, and Mrs. L. Williamson en- tertained a number of friends Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, John Pascoe, lina, visited Miss lL. Recoe, Miss L. Horn with friends in Lindsay and Pcterboro, W. M, S. met at the parsonage on Tuesday afternoon, March 20. Presi- dent, Mrs. Bick, opened the meect- ing with a hymn and prayer. After the business was completed, Mrs, T, Sykes took charge of the program, Mrs. Jas. Curtis gave the Bible reading, Miss Sadie Virtue read the leaflet, which was followed hy a hymn and short prayers. A duet was nicely given by Miss Sadie Virtue and Mrs. H. Peters, Mrs. Jas. Burns and Mrs. H. E. Cole gave a talk on China, taken from the Study Book, Mrs. J. Colwill spoke on Af- rica. Meeting closed with a chorus "God Is Loye" and Mizpah bene- diction. Communion service will be held on Sunday cvening next, Members of the Mission Circle held a successful basket social on Wednesday evening. The school children under the able direction of Mr. F. J. Groat, and Miss I. Camp- bell, gave a splendid play, Mrs. J. R. Bick, and Miss Isabel Campbell rendered duet and Miss [ Helen Virtue contributed two read- ings. A large number of very pretty baskets were sold, Mr. C. W, Souch, acting as auctioneer. This realized quite a nice sum of money together with the admission fee of fifteen cents, charged those not bringing baskets. Toronto, vil So- a piano TYRONE Tyrone, Mar. 30--Mr. Will Staples visited friends in Toronto this week, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Stewart visited their daughter Mrs, W. T. McDonald, of Cobourg, recently, Mrs, O. T. Tamblyn of To- ronto, visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bigelow, over the week end. Mrs, Fred Jones of Hampton, is spending a few days with Mrs. Robt, McCullough. Mrs. Richard Hatherley is visit- fng her #ister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Hooey, at Bowmanville. Masters Lloyd and Kenneth Ball, eof Leaskard, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Virtue, Mr. Bert Dudley apd have moved to Salem. Mr. Harry Hatherley is improv- ing since going to Bowmanville family fospital. Rev. J. R. Trumpour preached n xcellent sermon on Sunday wening, one of the services deal- ng with the character of the disciple Judas (not Iscariot) but Judas Lebbaeno Thaddens. He dealt largely on the largehearted- ness of Judas. The W.M.S. are planning their usual thank-offering service on Easter Sunday. Dr. W. H.. Bicks of Bowmanville, will give an address on China at 10.30 'a.m. Dr. Bicks was a medi- cal missioary in China for 12 years and knows much of real in- terest to missionary workers. Rev. J. R. Trumpour will pre- sent an Easter message at 7 p.m. Male choir will furnish music. Plan to attesd both services. Bethesda service is withdrawn, PRESIDENTS MOTHER IS SERIOUSLY ILL Northampton, Mass., March 390. --~--Unfavorable reports on condition of her. aged mother, Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, were the cause of con- cover Relics Cached . HESE exquisite hose are from the foremost makers--Kayser, by Jesuits To and Woods Lavender line, They are chiffon and service weight, Select your spring hose Monday--at these special prices-- while size and color ranges are complete, STEEL BILL GOFS ON TO COUNGI Incorporation Bill for Do. minion Steel Passed By Leg- islative Assembly Santiago, Chile, Mar. 31.---Twenty representatives of an enterprise or- ganized in London to search for $00,000,000 in treasure supposed to have been hidden in the inquistion department of Bolivia will arrive at Arica today. T"e treasure was supposed to have br :n cached by Jesuits hundreds of years ago when they were obliged to leave South America. The enterprise, r.cently financed in London, is based on historic docu- ments which were discovered by its leader, and is being carried out un- der authorization of the Bolivian Government, Members of the take train to Bolivia. XEX% F. T. LAMBLE Phone 528 0 Halifax, Mar, 30.--A hill to incor- porate Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation Ltd, passed all stages in the Legislative Assembly this morning and was sent to the Legis- lative Council, expedition will 00000 and Help BUILD Up Our SHOPPING DISTRICT » arlor® ail Tas DRY,CLEANING Jf yon want your clothes cleaned so they will look new, phone-- YOUR LAUNDRY DONE PROPERLY Just phone 2520 and » driver will call, y P ' PARKER'S OSHAWA LAUNDRY East : Phones 788-780 Mill Street "ie Every Dollar Spent Out of Oshawa Helps to Create Opposition to Your Li City CLOTHES FOR THE GENTLEMAN SIBERRY BROS. Outfitters for Men 27 KING ST. EAST PHONE 1110 Oshawa Money Spent in Oshawa Helps Oshawa BUY AT HOME cern today to Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the President. | RRR Bd BB PPR PEPER bee 0 SE Ad