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\ Ean anStaSaaasma-- | ASA Bd EF it EA St a a 3 E * Solina, Aug. 7.--Master Harry » _ of Whitby, agent 2 week - Russell " 4 5 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harris an . son, Ray, and Mrs. Amos MoMei x of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Les- Snowden and family, of Maple " @rove, visited at Mr, Thos. Baker's. 2: Miss Marjory Couch is holiday- #* yug 'with her aunt, Mrs. John © Baker. % Several from here attended the { anniversary services and enjoyed - put on by our young . Dandy, of Toronto; Miss Edna Reynolds, Miss Mary Ho- and Mrs. Richard Pascoe and rs. Eva Fletcher visited with Dr. and Mrs. Ellis Reynolds, Hillsbury. Mrs. S. E. Weray visited with t Lon h hep Joe! a oo. A Master Wesley Werry as having fallen while at Mrs. Richard Short's, of Couttice, and sprained the ligaments of his HE date of Institute meet- tag. Mt will be deld an Tuesday, Angust 14, Grandmothers' meet- ing. Rell eall '"'plokle recipes." : ------------------------------ TYRONE Aug. 8.--Miss Dorothy Walker, of Meaford, {s visiting at s mes Storey's, 8 Me Lion Goodman, of Bowman- fw ville, spent the Sunday at home. ; "Mr. and Mrs, John Hicks , © % woronto, were week-end guests of ws Mr, and Mrs. Dean Hodgson. 2 = "Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Smith an sons, Donald and Tom, of Raglan, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. cott. py Neil McEacheron and babe, of Waterloo, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Russe; hg Mrs. Sam Courtice, o: Leamington, visited Mr. and Mrs, . H, Brent. = h "db Edith and Mr, Ivan Smith, of Bowmanville, Messrs, J. Robin-~ son and George Walton, of New- _eastle; Mrs, Harry Smith, Miss Helen and Harold Smith, of Utica, New York, were Sunday guests of ' s Smith. ov i Mrs, Robert McCulloch motored to Pontypool on Sunday and visited Mr, McCulloch's bro- Lo Ri ¥ Tyrone, TIME TABLES CPR, TIME TABLE, New Schedule, 1aking effect 1201 am, Ty Going West 4 am, Baily, m, Daily, 840 am. ally except Sunday, n , Daily, 734 pm, Daily Sunday, X Daily. wh yd pur except Sunday, p.m, Daily except Sunday. 11,10 p.m, Daily, All time shown' shove are times trains Wepart from Oshawa Station. , TIME TABLE Eetiv e June 24, 1928 given are Standard mot Daylight Eastbound Dail; t Sunday, aly only, , Daily. aily except Sunday. uy. m, Daily except Sunday. aily, , Daily, Ye . 'estbound aily, aily. ily, iii except ay. aily except v. ] 8. 954109090 i LXER 8 gaag © oS vey 288 = PYY hd ------------- + T-- 111111 poemsoest § ; A : I HiERt ils ¥ 0 VRE i br a LS ther, Mr. Hugh McCulloch. Mrs, Harold Skinner spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lake, of Newcastle. Miss Ida L. Jones, of Whitby, accompanied by Mr. Alex. Wilson, of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Annis, Miss Adelaide and Master Lorne visited Mrs. Annis' sister, Mrs. J. W, Hen- derson at Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richards and' Miss Lola, visited friends in Oshawa. Miss Florence Gardiner has re- turned from a pleasant visit with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Gardiner, or Englehart, New Ontario. Mrs. W. McDonald and Kather- ine, have returned to Cobourg af- ter a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stewart. Mrs, Laura Virtue and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hodgson visited mr. Everett Virtue, at Gravenhursi, Tyrone young people enjoyed a picnic at Oshawa-on-the-Lake rec- ently. BETHESDA Bethesda, Aug. 7.--Misses Berta Cole and Dorothy Pearce visited friends in Orono, Mr. Bernard Sacks, who was suf- fering. from a broken leg was brought home on Saturday. Misa C. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Barher are holidaying at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott's. Mrs, C, P, Johns, accompanied by her parents, Dr. aud Mrs, Sparks, of Kingston, motored from Thornhill for her daughter, Miss Nora Johns, and spent the after- noon at T, J. T. Cole's. Mr. and Mrs, W. Trewin, of Hay- den, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H, N. Scott. Miss Ethel Skinner, of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Moore, of Providence, were guests on Sun. day at Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McCoy's. Misses Nora Johns, Winnifred and Berta Cole were entertained at J. R. D, Cole's, Harvest is begun in this district, although a few acres of hay are waiting for sunshines for two days together, WHY I LOVE HCR (Lewis Waring in London Calling) Because she looks ravishing in the sort of things I like a woman in, Because she smiles beautifully, Because she is never hysterical or sulky. Because she is not ridiculously sen- timental, Because she doesn't gush, giggle, or scream. Because she doesn't weary me with her envies and petty jealousies, Because there is an old-world charm about her yet she never seems to be anything but quite up to date, She is the girl on my almanac, FOR GIRLS (Glasgow Herald) Yes! One way for a girl to keep her youth is not to introduce him to a nicer girl, SRR---- 1 Hudson and 1 Essex Coach, late models, in perfect order, new doco {Binish, Chadburn Motor Co. igi DISTRIBUTORS | | 0 Prince 8%, Oshawa Phone 116v V. A. Henry Insurance & Loans #34 Simcoe St. 8, Phones 1198W---Office 1858J Residence EE ---- W. A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 3 KING STREET WEST Hundreds of people wear , with utmost comfort Hare's Faultless Lenses Author of The Eyes in Modern Life Optometry Feature Bervice Your Eyes and Health Eye Care and Bye Btroin 1516 PHONE 1516 DISNEY BLOCK Opposite Post Office Subusban and District News Gahered By Tine Staff Reporters tad Comemeniont EA a. | Vv : : Revolver Championship. at Lethbnaxe Enjoy the Certainty of | pairs, however Factory Traineo Employees at Your Service. Oshawa "} variods detachments 'of their awn TIES DISPLAY SHOOTING ABILITY The "Mounties" have once more demonstrated their ability to bhan- dle shooting iroms, by winning the Dominion of Canada Open Police A five man team from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Alta., after qualifying against the CHEVROLET OWNERS Factory flat rate prices on all re- Get our prices first--Then Decide The leadership of our Service is based on merit. Prompt, efficient and courteous, See for yourself, | force, met and defeated the wine ning Civie we akineigh Yo ow The open champ P BA e Dominion Marksmen ro nated the Dominion re e ona Bs | went to Sgt. A. B. Smith, Corporals A. Ford and D. E. Fors. land, and Constables J. G. Pelle- tier and A. Mowat, with the fine score of 1042 out of 1125 in both rapid and deliberate fire. In addition to the trophies won by the team, Corporal A. Ford al- so won the Burgess Trophy for ing 143 out of 150 in deliberate fire and 73 out of 75 in rapid fire, or a total of 216 out of 225, . The score of the Lethbridge team of the Royal Canadian Mount- Guaranteed Repair Work large or small. Write Phone or Call Today the highest individual score, mak- |. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928 ed Police was the highest made since these competitions were or- ganized three years ago, and the average scores made by the various teams competing also show a mark- ed improvement each year, siuce the competitions were first started. The Dominion petitions were organized by the Dominion Cartridge Company 3 years ago with a view to creating a spirit of friendly rivalry amongst the police officers throughout Can- ada. The following statement was recently issued by this Company: "Large areas in Canada are sparsely populated, and the gen- eral increase in violent erimes dur- ing the past few years make It imperative that our police officers be thoroughly proficient with their A police department side arms, whose members are expert shooters not only insures protection themselves, but are an ever pres- ent menace to persons who con template crime. These competi- tions are of considerable benefit in improving the shooting of wvur police officers, as the object 1s not merely to train a few expert men, but to enthuse all ranks to become more efficient with a revolver un- der actual service conditions." Superintendent Christen Junget, Commanding Officer of the Letn- bridge Detachment, R.C.M.P., 1s receiving congratulations upon the fine showing of his team, You can dissolve everything in the world, even a great fortune, into atoms. And the fundamental princi- ples which govern the handling of postage-stamps and of win of dollars are exactly the same, They are the common law of business, and the whole practice of commerce is founded on them. They are so simple that a fool can't learn them; so hard that a lazy man won't. --Phillip D. Armour. Marksmen Com- |! for A ------------ $3 Oshawa Blvd. Dis- trict, easy terms, $35 down, balance $5 monthly, Water and sewers, HORTON & FRENCH 87 Simcoe St. S. G . inceISt. PHONE 716) W. J. 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