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Suburban and District News "Th Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents MYRTLE Myrtle, Jay T 20M. Murray ulding, of Toronto, is visiting re- here. gi operations are well under . The weather so far has been oy favorable for speeding up the vs. George Painter who has been confined to t Perry hospital since she was seriously hurt when she fell down stairs about a soupie of weeks is improving nicely and is ex- d home the latter part of this Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Doubt, who were matried by the Rev. C. Elford, of Scugom, July 11th. The bride was form- iy Miss Jessie Margaret Heron, ir Mi daughter of Mr. and Mrs, oe Heron, who lives here. After their honeymoon the happy young couple will reside near touffville, where the groom is in business. tr. and Mrs. Norman A. Marshall and family, of Hamilton, spent the week end with Mrs. Marshall's bro- Wieck Test ther, Mr. H. R. Bright, Mrs. John Bright, who has spent the past couple of weeks here returned with them. Mr. Christopher Mclntyre and son of Woodville, visited friends here on Sunday. Mr. Andrew Lawrence, of Weston, spent the week end with his parents, r. and Mrs. John C. Lawrence. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Eli Harnden, of Whitby, in the sudden death of his wife. Deceased who was formerly Miss F. Sland, lived here before moving to Whitby about six years ago, and was a much respect- ed citizen, A number from here at- tended the funeral on Wednesday af ternoon, Messrs Conlin and Glover were up this way and bought up some cattle and hogs from the farmers of this neighborhood on Monday. r. and Mrs. Wm. Tarvis, visited their daughter, Mrs. A. Flitt, of Cherrywood, last week. Mrs. H. Hudgins was in Toronto last week attending the funeral of her mother-in-law, Miss Rilda Holman, of Ashburn, is holidaying with her grandparents, CGum-Dipping solution in jar at left; other jar origin: ally empty, One end of wick of cords placed in so- lution: other end in empty jar, Solution penetrates entire length of cord wick --showing that Gum-Dip- ping saturates the cords, Gum-Dipped For Extra Mileage To-day, at the lowest prices ever offered, you can equip your car with Firestone Gum Dipped Tires--whose stamina, safety and comfort are unsurpassed, Gum-Dipping, a special of every cord rubbing actic ., that ordinarily you better and saves you money, FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER HAMILTON , saturates and insulates every fibre ith rubber, mirimizing internal friction--the destructive kc. place during the millions of times the tire must flex when carrying your car, See him to-day, Your local Firestone Dealer serves COMPANY OF CANADA, Limited ONTARIO MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Firestone BUILDS THE ONLY GUM-DIPPED TIRES Sold in Oshawa by Thickson Motor Sales Jamieson & Jamieson 9 Bond St, West 14 Church Street THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1928 Ky gg RY ing a his RN with his sister, ee H has returned to his home oronto. Mrs, on CN A weeks in has returned from y ah her daugh- fo SNS ter. bw Torta spent the week end at t of the form- er's brother, Mr. oh I. Downey. Farmers are busy filling their silos with Sweet lover ved Beadle, of Toronto, vis- ited =e parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm Cook, during the week. Mr. Jim McCoul, of Port Porry, was renewing old acquaintances here during the earlier part of the week. COURTICE Courtice, July 20.--Mr. James Dix- on, Kitchener, with his bride, called on Mrs. W. N. R. Courtice, recently. Mr. Dixon is a son of Rev. S. F Dixon, of Bath, who was minister of Courtice circuit some years ago. Mrs. A. F. Rundle, Miss Annie Holt, Mr. aod Mrs. W. R, Courtice and Mrs. T. G. Mason, Bowmanville motored to Lindsay on Sunday and spent the day with relatives there, Mrs. Blake Courtice and Miss Flor- ence are spending the week with Mrs. A, E. Clemence, Bowmanville, and attending Chatauqua there. Mr. W. H. Nichols has put in all new windows in his house, built a new porch in front and painted the house on the outside which wonder- fully improves the appearance. Mrs. Nichols has the house and lawns surrounded with most beautiful flow- ers and makes it quite an attractive home, Rev, H. J. Stainton with Mrs. Stainton and Master Ronald arc spending two weeks' holidays at Lake Couchaching, Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Petley, YMCA, Oshawa, will oc- cupy oe pulpit, The evening service will be With rawn, Longratalations, to Miss Margaret Abernethy, A.T.C.M., on all of her plane pupils passing their exams, ive out of six winning honors and one first class honors, Also we con- gratulate Miss Sadie Muir on first class honors in Primary Theory. Sa- die is a pupil of Miss Abernethy, Congratulations to Miss Hazel Rundle on her AT.C.M. Hazel is a pupil of Mrs, H, D, Clemens, Bow- manville, MAPLE GROVE Maple Grove, July 20.--Mrs. John Cochrane, Cobourg, spent Thursday at Mr, C. H, Snowden's, Misses Vera and Reta Power are holidaying with relatives in St, Mary's and Palmerston, A large number from this neigh- bourhood are attending the Chautau- qua in Bowmanville this week end report the programs excellent. Our boys played a league game of softball with Salem at Salem on Mon- day evening and were defeated by a score of 13-12, Miss Vera Baker, New York, re- cently visited her sister, Mrs, L, C. Snowden, Mr. and Mrs, J. Upper and family motored to Nisgara on Thursday, ' World's Best TRUSSES "Non sid Guaranteed to hold any rupture NY "Masion Made in 10 different styles, both Elastic and Spring KARBRN THE DBUGGIST Phone 378---next P.O. Abdominal Belts, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Hosiery and Arch Supports Do You Own Your Own REAL ESTATE R. M. KELLY Oshawa Blvd. Dis- trict, easy terms, $35 down, balance $5 monthly. Water and sewers. HORTON & FRENCH 57 Simcoe St. 5. Moved to--- 346 Simeoe St, South W.J.Sulley AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE PHONE 716) Wanted $1,500 on good first mort- gage. Will pay 7 per cent. for five years loan. Good security. Also good $2,000 first at 7 per cent. Central property. $1,600 second. Will gell at 25 per cent. re- duction bearing 7 per cent. These are good safe Anwst- These are good safe invest- ments. $25.00 2 month for twenty- four months buys home 28 lot 40 by 102 in Dearbosn Ridge' No taxes, no insur- ance, no water rate. Best re- stricted district around Osh- awa. We have a lot of good buys in new houses at reas- onable prices. Give us a call or phone. Our car is at your service. FOR SALE Ope fot, off town line, E. Price $450, INSURANCE OF ALL KikDs J. H.R, LUKE 52 King Street liast Phones S71 or 687W MONEY TO LOAN AT 8% PER . CENT in the advance fall models, the skiff length generally is unchang- ed from present regulations- TERROR REIGNS AMONG CATHOLICS Many Amests in Mexico Follow Gen. Obregon's Assassination Mexico City, July 20.--Terror i4 said to prevail in Catholic circles, especally in Guadalupe, where is situated the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico's patron saint. Catholic priests of the shrine, who, since the relgious laws me effective, performed no services, but, dressed as laymen, continued to live in the vicinity, are said to have gone into hiding. Some members of the Knights of Columbus, a number of prieats and the sacristans of the shrine are known to have been questioned by police, but no report of their SXamination has been made pub- e. Newspapers declare that all the information they can gain points to Toral, General Obregon's assas- sin, being a religious fanatic. In certain quarters it is thought this fanaticism might have been playad upon by political enemies of Gen- eral Obregon, with the idea of making it appear that the slaying of the President-élect had a rell- gious motivation. This suggestion was persistent today, but was not confirmed in any responsible quar- ter, Court Grants Injunction Police and military authorities of Mexico were restrained by th2 District Court today from taking any action against Jose de Leon Toral, slayer of *General Alvaro Obregon, fod seventy-two hours. This action came simultaneously with an official announcement that the youthful artist would be given a public elvil trial. The application for an Iinjune- tion restraining the authorities from taking action against Toral was dropped in a mail box by an unidentified person. It was auto- matically granted when the court decded to 'officially receive" it, The court's action, it was learned, had the approval of the officia's in charge of the case, who werc enxious to avold any hasty action. Taken together, the two develop- ments meant that the assassin has at least three days to live. They meant, too, that there will he no summary execution, Beveral Additonal Arrests Temporary heads of the Police Department, appointed from among Obregon's close associates, in or- der that they might have a free hand in running down possible backers of de Leon Toral, had in- dicated shortly before the District Court acted that they would favor civil rather than military law pro- cedure in the case. It was understocd that in this atttitude they were in agreement with leaders in military circles and many other Administration sup- porters. There were several additional arrests in connection with the as- cassination today, but General An- tonio Rios Zervche, Chief of Police, declied to reveal their identity or to tell how many new prisoners there were, He also refused to give the total thus far arrested. "The investigation will continue upon the same line that has mark- ed it hitherto--that is, the respon- sihility of the Catholic clergy," he gald, ARCHBISHOP OF YORK NAMED AS SUCCESSOR London, July 20.-- The London Dally Telegraph learns that the Archbishopric of Canterbury has Jeen offered to Most Rev. Cosmo Jordon Lang, Archbishop of York, and that he has intimated his ac- ceptance, Most Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson will shortly re- tire from the Archbishopric of Canterbury, because of advanced age. The announcement recalls the sensation of 20 years ago when Dr. Lang was transferred to York from the East London Bishopric of Stepney. UARRY WORKER KIIJ.CD oodstock, July 20. --- Joseph Long, & ii¥l.ng resident of ths Inperkip district, was almost fn- stantly killed at about 3 o'clock this afternoon while at work on the new stone quarry being work- ed near Innerkip by the Dufferin Construction Company of Toronto. Long was at work underneath 8 steam shovel on the initial ex- cavations. The brake of the ma- chive slipped and the bucket fell. It struck him on the side of the bead and broke his meck. ------ py s-- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Cutler & Preston Toten 5 Jets Sm ------------ RUM RUNNERS' RIGHT TO USE SMALL BOATS DISPUTED AT BORDER Windsor, July 20.--A decision which may have an tant bear- ing on the question the opera- tio mof export docks is expected shortly from Magistrate W. A. Smith of Sandwich, before whom was tried today Ward Irey of Wyandotte, charged with fhe pos- session of liquor without .a permit. Irey, a former member of the Wyandotte police force, was ar- rested by Inspector Arthur Moss of the PrPovincial Police, June 28, in a rowboat on the rver, with, it is alleged, ten cases of beer aboard and no clearance papers. Irey stated in his evidence this morning that he was running br uor for two men om the other e, whose names he withheld. He pest he was on his way to the Customs dock, farther along the river front, to secure cleArance papers, .when he was arested. T. Gerald M¢Hugh, K.C, for the accused, argued that Irey was acting as a common carrier in the EE -------------- HAIR RESTORER Relieves itching scalp immedi. atbly, Promotes healthy growth of hair, Tones up the scalp, Banishes dandruff, Sold on an absolute money back guarantee to give satisfaction For Sale' at Barber Shops and Beauty Parlors process of exporting beer and was within his rightsin carrying his cargo from the dock where he pro- cured it, to the Customs dock to secure clearance papers. Inspector Moss stated im his evidence that there was mo suspicion that Irey ntendéd to Airt-cireuit his load. Crown Attorney James S$. Allan urged that the entire transaction of purchase and tramsfer of beer had taken place in Ontario and com- sequently came under the Liquor Control Act. "The man, on his own evidence, is guilty of beng without a permit," Mr. Allan said, "of illegal purchase, of having ex- port liquor, and of being in pos: session of some one else's liquor." The question seems to be," Mag- istrate Smith commented, "whether parties can come to these docks in small boats and take away liquor consigned to certain persons on the other side, in small quantities, or whether the liquor can be handled only by properly recognized com- mon carrers, in tansit." KU KLUX COSTUME WORN AT BALL BY PRINCE, 1S BELIEF London, July 20.--A mysterious, slender figure which appeared on Tuesday night at the masked ball given by the Duchess of Suther- land, wearing the outfit of a Ku Klux Klan member, was believed to have been the Prince of Wales. The Ku 'Kluxer appeared for only a moment and then vanished, but it excited intense interest, The fact that the Prince of Wales is adept at disguising him- self on such occasions and also usually changes his costume two or three times during an evening, has strengthened the belief that he wore the Ku Klux costume. PAGF SE*™N RENNY WISE " - WIFE TOOK LL 'AND CHILDR W. J. 15 ALBERT aT.° TRICKS COAL CoMICS reo M PANY 4 QUR COAL GIVES HEATING - SATISFACTION. WHY EXPERIMENT BOUGHT COAL QF EE _---- DAMAGE BY HAIL IN WEST ESTIMATED AT $10,000,000 Regina, July 20.--Regina Line, Mutual and Municipal Hail Insur- ance Companies, will pay claims totalling more than $2,000,000 as the result of storms from July 9 to 17, it was estimated today by R. H. Cook, Manager of the Farm- ers Mutual Hail Insurance Com- pany. 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