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4d U0 SET Ans CO 8 OE etsy AR -- SOLINA Solina, 13--~Mr. and Mrs. Hai on aud, faanlly, of Ont. . Harris. Dorothea Harris has returned to home after visiting in the Ptates. Miss Isabel McClellan, of Young, Bask, is eng Mise Marjorie Har- Fis. sure and attend the last game foutiall dor Wa season, Ziott Xe a, ed on the comm - at Solina on Saturday, July Ytaying is well advanced and" the pveather ideal EBENEZER Ebenezer, July 11.--A very success- §ul strawberry social was held on y evening, July 10, under the auspices of the Mission Circle, Two long tables were set on the church fawn and a goodly number of people gathered to enjoy the tea, consisting of strawberries and cream, bread and butter, cake, tarts, cookies and tea. These were served in abundance to all by the girls of the Mission Cir- cle. At 7 o'clock everyone interested in sports went to the ball field where they witnessed an interesting game of softball between Ebenezer juniors and the juniors from Shaw's. The game resulted in a decided victory for the home boys. At eight o'clock a short program by home talent was given in the church. This consisted of readings by Miss Louise Courtice and Miss Aura Osborne, humorous selections by Mr, Ian Robertson, so- los by Mrs. (Rev.) Stainton, a piano duet by Misses Louise Osborne and Hazel Rundle and a selection by Misses Francis Hancock, Hazel Run- dle, Louise Courtice and Marie Run- dle, This was a first class program which was enjoyed by all, The pro- ceeds of the evening, with all ex- enses paid, amounted to over $30. e wish to congratulate the girls on the success of their undertaking. The Canadian Girls in Training held a very enjoyable picnic on Mon- day, July' 9, at the Cream of Barley Camp, Bowian vie, All kinds of pports were indulged in, during the afternoon and later a sumptuous pic nic supper was enjoyed by all, The evening was somewhat marred by a downpour of rain, but did not damp- en the girls' spirit as they all came home as happy as could be after the day's outing. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Walter Rundle on the birth of a 3 Suburban and District News Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents baby girl at Bowmanville hospital on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Gay and daughter Velma and son Harry and Miss Leta Jackson, of Bowmanville, are visiting with friends in Exeter. Don't forget the Sunday services at Ebenezer on Sunday, July 15. Church services at 10.30 am. and 7 pm, and Sunday School at 2.30 p. m, Services will be good and we in- vite one and all to be present. ENNISKILLEN _ Enniskillen, July 11.--Our church is being decorated by the T. Eaton Co. men, it being the generosity of a former old boy who. has still his boyhood home at heart in the person of Mr, Wilbur Hutchison, of Winni- eg. We welcome to our midst the Rev. Mr, and Mrs, Whyte and family who preached on Sunday from, "I come to you as one who serves, showing the exalted part of service for others, we each can share." Our young people, the Dramatic Club, put on their play "Getting Sandy," to a crowded shed at Bally- duff last Friday, Mr, Elmer Beech is improving af- ter his operation for appendicitis at Bowmanville hospital, Mr, Ernest Hamm and son of Orono, visited Mr, W, Stainton, Miss Ethel Vannatta, of Port Hope, visited with Miss Ruby Smith, the past week, The Stainton family enjoyed the picnic at Hampton of Clemence re- union from Michigan, Buffalo, Stay- ner and Toronto, The W.M.S. monthly meeting was held at the home of Mrs, Edwin Ormiston on Wednesday. The Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs, Howard Stevens last Thursday, About twenty women were present, The boys were defeated in a game of baseball at Haydon by Salem boys, PICKERING Pickering, July 10,--Miss Helen Burling is visiting her sister, Mrs, F, T, Bunting, Misses Phyllis Pilkey and Gert- rude Lawson spent last week with Mrs, Hearn, of Ashburn, Oliver and Mrs, Crummer and J, C, and Mrs, Stork spent Sun- day with Peterboro' friends. Lyle and Mrs, Ramsey and two children, of Toronto, spent Sunday with W, J. and Mrs, Clark. James N, and Mrs. Shaw, of Ro- Back on the Road IN EARLY every motor- ist has one or more in his garage--tires which a good repair would put ack on the road----tires with hundreds or thou- sands of miles still left in them. The make--Good Materials Factory new Bring around f advice, All Weather Tire Shop Open until 9 o'clock every evening bur: Wedneotlay. and kind of repairs we ear Repair Method hi ethods--pu life in old tires. Jou old tires or our inspection THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928 chester, N. Y.,, spent a week with their nephew, Ernest Shaw. H. J. Clark and Chas. Marquis, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the former's home here, W. C. and Mrs. Murkar and two sons, of Shedden, spent the weeks end with the former's paremts, John and Mrs. Murkar. St. Andrew's Manse is being treated to a new coat of paint and other improvements. Frank and Mrs. Purdy, of Conis« ton, called on Pickering friends on Sunday. Miss Jean Clark is spending a couple of weeks in Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Clark, of Gananoque, who was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Juniper, met with a serious accident on Wednesday. She was crossing the highway and, seeing a car approaching, hesitated and stepped back, then forward again directly in front of the car, and was knocked down. She was taken to the Toronto General Hospital, where she is recovering nicely, Consternation was caused Satur. day evening in the business places of our town, when the Hydro pow. er was suddenly shut off and the whole town plunged In darkness. The break in the feed line from the east was caused by the motor accident and subsequent burning of the bus and car, about two miles east of the village. Then again on Monday night the power went off and again lamp, candles, lanterns and all known illuminating contriv- ances were brought into play. MYRTLE Myrtle, July 11.---Mr, Hugo Brad- ley has purchased a new Chevrolet truck. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar H. Downey and son Frank, spent the week end with the former's sister, Mrs, Frank Britton, of Barrie, Mrs. George Davidson and two sons who have been visiting for the past two 'weeks with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Hoar have returned to their home in Au- rora, Ill, Congratulations to the five en- trans pupils who were so successful in the recent examinations, They are Misses Galilee O'Boyle, Bernice Price, Mildred Harrison, Howard Broom and Allin Downey, Mr, and Mrs. Horace Calder, Hamilton, visited friends here week, Mrs, John Bright, of Hamilton, is spending a couple of weeks at the home of her son, Mr. H, Roy Bright. Misses Dorothy and Eileen and Master Orland Hall, of Parry Sound, are holidaying with their grandpar- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Chisholm. Raymond, the oldest son of Mr, and Mrs, Bert Duff met with a pain- ful and what might have proven a fatal accident, on Sunday afternoon. While he, with his parents, were at tending decoration day services at Prince Albert. He, with a little com- panion was playing around the yard when a tombstone weighing about a hundred and thirty-five pounds fell on him, fracturing a bone in his back and bruising him up badly, He was rushed to Dr. Jeffrey at Port Perry where x-ray plates were taken and he was given medical attention and then brought to his home here. At the time of writing he is very pa- tient and although a very active child he is resting comfortably, although he will have to lie in a plaster-of-paris jacket for six weeks, special efforts are being made to make the annual church garden par- ty which is being held on the spaci» ous lawn of Mr. H, Roy Bright, next Tuesday evening, a success. See the bills for the entertainers and come prepared to have a splendid evening's entertainment, There is ample park- ing space for cars on the grounds, Mrs. B. H, Beacock, of Toronto, visited here last week. Miss Mary Hawley is spending a few days with Whitby: friends, 'js PROSPECT . Prospect, July 10.--Owing to Decoration at Prince Albert Ceme= tery we did not hold our regular church service. Mr, Merriam, our new minister, will have charge of the service next Sunday at 1.30, Miss Apna 'Bruce and friend were guests of Miss Leila Thomp- son over the week-end, Messrs, Fred and Jack Stevens drive a Ford touring these days. Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Conlin have moved to their new farm, Miss Evelyn Gilroy spent one dsy last week in Greenbank. Miss Nora Gilroy is at Mrs, Steele's at present, as Mrs. Steele is in poor health, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blateh spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, of last Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Graham snd family of Oshawa with the latter's father and sister, Mr. John Thomp- son and Leila over the week-end. Mr. Tommie Risebrough is the proud driver of 8 mew Whi Our Baseball team intend to play Port Perry High School shortly. Lh ph son - ents, Mr. and Mrs, Trueman Pomrer on Miss Dora Eames, town, spent Sunday at Mr. Noble Metcalfe's. Mr. and Mrs. hips and family, Toronto, visited with Mr. F. Swallow on Sunday. . Misses Annie and Susie Laird re- cently visited friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Smith O'Brien and Mrs. Souch, Bowmanville, spent Sun- day at Mr. Trueman Power's. Nr. E. W. Foley and Miss Hilda Foley enjoyed a trip to Rochester on turday. : The regular monthly meeting of W.M.S. was held last in the hall, Interesting reports of the Presbyterial were given. Mr. Charlie White, Oshawa, spent Sunday with Mr. J. D. Stevens, Miss Rachael Arksey, Whitby, is spending a few days with Miss Vera Power, KEDRON Kedron, July 10.--Misses Mar- guerite and Kathleen and Mr. Fa- bian Conlin spent Sunday at Birk's Beach, Quite a number from Kedron attended the anniversary services at Columbus on Sunday morning and evening and the garden party on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Pascoe and daughter, Lorraine, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Pascoe, Columbus, on Sunday. Miss Allle Wood attended the Wood picnic on Tuesday. Mrs. A. D. Vandyke and Mrs, Cornish attended the decoration service at Zion on Sunday, spending his holidays with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Luke. Miss Lorraine Love was the Mr. Albert Luke, of Toronto, is umbus, on Sunday. Congratulations to the pupils of Maxwell's school on their success in their entrance examinations. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis and children, George, Byron and Mar- ion, of Ottawa, visited with Mr, and Mrs. H. T, Cole and family on Saturday. Miss Audrey Werry, of Oshawa, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Luke on Sunday. Misses Jean and Florence Love visited with Miss Lillian Dear born on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis and sun, Ralph, attended Columbus anni- versary services on Sunday and Wednesday visited with Miss Margaret Scott. Mr, Murray Mastin spent the week-end at his home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Conlin, Miss Marguerite and Mr. Fablan Con- lin, motored to Toronto on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gimblett and children, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Gimblett, Maple Grove. Mr. 'and Mrs. Norman Wright ------ -------------- ome EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Author of The Eyes in Modern Life Optometry Feature Service Your Eyes and Health Eye Care and Eye Strain +1516 PHONE 1516 DISNEY BLOCK Opposite Post Office recently. Mr. Frea Wright is spending his holidays at the home of Mr. H. F, Werry. VANCOUVER LOW IN INFANT MORTALITY Can Boast of Lowest Rate of Child Deaths on Continent (By Canadian Press) Vancouver, B.C, July 11.=--Van- couver is very proud of the fact that it can boast the lowest infant mor- tality in North America, losing only 18 out of every thousand babies born in the city, but Sir Truby King, the Director of Child Welfare in the health department of Wellington, New Zealand, and founder of the famous Plunkett Nurses Association comes from a country where the rate of infant mortality has been reduced to 388 per thousand. The main feaure that Sir Truby King emphasized is the care of the mother before the baby arrives and the feeding of the baby. At Dunedin, South Island, which was the original capital when the Scots founded New Zealand, they had no deaths for two years from the main cause of infan- tile mortality, that is, infantile diarr- hoea. They decided that when the first baby died they would lower all the flags and appoint a royal commission to enquire into the cause of its death. The town has 100,000 inhabitants. So great a hold has the idea achieved that the usual greetings in some towns of New Zealand today is "Good morning, save the babies." . Sigh pent Sunday with Miss Greta [guest of Miss Margaret Scott, Col- |and family, of St. Catharines, visit- M ed with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Werry Used Car Sale No Car Over 2 years old We have the best grade of good used cars in this city. Come in and inspect them. Judge for yourself. : 1 1928 (1st series) Essex Sedan 1 1927 (2nd series) Essex Sedan 1 1927 (2nd series) Essex Coach 1 1926 Essex Coach 1 1926 Star 6 Coach 1927 Chevrolet Sedan 1 Hudson Coach We will take your present car and arrange sult- able terms on the balance if desired. Chadburn Motor Co. Hudson-Essex Distributors a 9 Prince St. OSHAWA Phone 1160 a I The best of luck to them; they have plready won 3 gamres and lost 1, Congratulations to Miss Maud WW EEK Smith, also Messrs. Bert Gray and Horace Webster on passing thé én- SPECIALS Bases To, fim Boys' Bathing Suits, All Sizes, 49¢ MAPLE GROVE : TET + ATH rs Lo 0 $1.39 forest vices on Sunday were largely at. $1.39 Pair I FA I LL tended. Our pastor, Rev. J. H. Stain- ton, B.A.B.D., preached a splendid 19¢ Bee Sunnie Sows, di toes, 2% 3119 sermon. Rev. Mr, Petley, Courtice, Dominion Co. assisted in the service, Music was 68 King St. W. Phone 2141 : CIGARETTES DO .NOT STICK TO THE LIPS 20 for 25 ¢ Boys' Lindy Aviation Shirts, Special EEE EA I Rd SO a" 3 Straw Hats, Assorted Bands Special Price Besar ta rrssns sin rendered by the chor. Sings Children's Stockings, all sizes, ~~ pastor is taking the ARDIVEESMY ser the pulpit A A large number from this com- Sumity attended Ebenezer church on y morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster and fam- ily, Port Granby, spent Sunday at Mr vison Munday's. iss othy Stevens recently Jed her sister, Bn 2% Snowden, We Deliver