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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928 Suburban and District News . Gathered By Times Kedron, Aug. 21.--Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Werry on the arrival of a som, Saturday. Misses Marguerite and Kathleen id Mr, Fabian Conlin and friend to Beiginn and Presqu Isle Point recently. ' Mr.-and Mrs, F. HM. Crossman spent a few days in Toronto last week and while there were guests at the Wheeler-Heaton nuptials, | Mrs. S. Conlin is visiting in To- ronto, Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Mr. John Yule, Oshawa, conduct- ed the church service at Kedron on Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday af- ternoon, August 26, there will be no Sunday School or, church service at Kedron, : Miss Nora Robbins, Zion, was a guest at the home of Mr. S. Conlin on Sunday. Miss Janet Ferguson, of Madoc, visited her friend, Miss Bernice Wer ry, recently. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cawker, Kath leen, Bob and Dorothy, of Oshawa, visited at H. T. Cole's on Sunday evening, The friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Scott are, pleased to learn that their little daughter, Grace, is recovering from her recent illness. : Congratulations to Miss Bernice Werry who was successful in her music cour e. i Mrs. John Cornish, Mrs. Gordon Short agd Master Murray Short were guests at the home of H, T, Cole on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Margaret Finucan, uf Toron to, sited at S. Conlin's last week, Misses Janet Ferguson and Bernice Werry 'ed Miss Ethel Hoar, Bow= Felt Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELERS ¢ Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South Staff Reporters and Corvespondente manville, on Monday, A large number from this come munity attended the funeral of Ina Pereman on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs, W, N. Hoskin vis. ited at Grandma Wood's, Orono on Sunday. . Miss Ethel Hoar, Bowmanville, vis- ited Miss Bernice Werry on Satur- day. Sie Gussie Wickett, Toronto, vis- ited at R, J, Luke's on Sunday and returned to Toronto Sunday evening with Mr, Bert and Miss Olive Luke, Several from this vicinity attended the funeral of Mr, E, Tink, Columbus, on Friday of last week, . Mr. and Mrs. A. L, Pascoe, Solina, Mr. and Mrs. W, C, Werry and Miss Audrey, Oshawa, at Mr, R. J, Luke's Sunday evening. " : Mrs, Thomas Finucan, Miss Annie Finucan and Master William Finu- can, Toronto, visited at Mr. S, Con- lin's on Sunday, ' Mr. Charles Jenking and daughter Violet, Mr. and Mrs, Dee, Toronto, called at the home of Mr. R. J, Luke, on Sunday, : : Mrs, E, V. Hoar, Bowmanville, vis- ited with Mr, and Mrs, R, J. Luke on Saturday. HAMPTON Hampton, Aug, 22--Mr. and Mrs, James Curtis and Miss Marjorie Pas- coe visited Elmvale friends recently, Miss Ruby Clatworthy has resumed her work as nurse-in-training at Bowmanville hospital, Mr, and Mrs. W, Wilbyr, Mr, and Mrs, John Cowling and Master Jack visited Toronto friends recently, Miss Marion Slemon, Bowmanville, and Miss Grace Virtue, Burlington, spent a few days at their grand- father's, Mr, J. J. Virtue. J Miss Phyllis Challis, Bowmanville, Mrs. George Edger and daughter Ro- sena, Courtice, are visiting at Mr. J, H., Wilcox's. i Miss L. Reeves is visiting Port Hope relatives, i Our choir have accepted an invita- tion to supply the music at Salem Harvest Home service on Sunday REAL USED 1M 1 Chrysler Coach 1928 1 McLaughlin Buick Sedan Dundas Street, Whitby McLaughlin Buick 1921 Sedan 1 Buick 1922 Sedan doa? Model, Less than 1,000 miles on this car and in splend 3 a have all been put in goed running order and will be sold at bargain prices while they last, Reid - Nash Motors CAR VALUES Phone 122 next, also at Tyrone Harvest Home on the following Sunday. i Mrs. Matilda Langmaid visited at Maple Grove recently, " 1s. C. Wadd, Orintyyisied with rents, Mr. an rs. J. Johns The Misses Pascoe, Toronto, are Yisting their aunt, Mrs. Mabel Tay- Mr. Chas. White, spent a few days at Mr. J. D, Stevens, Maple Grove. Several from here attended the street fair at Bowmanville last week, Mr. and Mrs, John '"slwill, Jr, vis- ited Enfield friends recently. Misses Margaret and urnetta Bates, Elmvale, are visitors at A, E. Jenning's, We are sorry to learn of the death of an old Hampton resident in the person of Mrs, Rhoads, of Akron, Ohio. She was a sister of the late James Cryderman, who lived in the house row occupied by Mr, L. T. Pascoe. Mrs. Rhoads called on Hampton friends about a month ago. Death followed an operation on her throat, A heavy thunderstorm passed ov- er our village on Tuesday, accomp- anied with 'much rain, . Mrs. John Wakely spent a few days with her son Arthur, of Osh- awa. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Clemence and daughter Mildred, in company with Mr, and Mrs, E. H, Cole motored to Seaforth and spent Civic holiday, calling at Guelph, Kitchener, Strat- ford, Goderich and Bayfield, Mrs, Elmina Johns spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs, Milton Slemon, Haydon, Mr. Harvey Curtis, Orono, visited at Mr, Howard Cale's recently, Mrs, C. R. Kent continues quite ill at the home of her brother, Mr, J. L. Johns, We are sorry tor report Miss Ruth Johns also under the doctor's care, COURTICE Courtice, Aug, 21.--Messrs Hugh and Jesse Shortt and Mr. Hurleyhey, Tony Hill, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shortt, Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Arnot and family, Maxwell's, spent Sunday with relatives here, Mr, and Mrs, Keller and Mrs, Davison, Detroit, and Mrs. Hicks, otto, visited, Mrs, Jas, Shortt last 'week, Mrs, Thompson, Toronto, is guest of Mrs. Ellen Hancock. Mrs, Harry Grooms and daughters Mary and Doris, Torento, are visit: ing at Mr. Jack Shortt's and Mr Jas. Shortt's, Mr, and Mrs. Kanehl Lockport, New York, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Pearce recently, Rev. J. H. Stainton, Mrs, Stain. ton and Ronald are out in Muskoka for a couple of weeks. Mr. Stainton is attending a convention there, Misses Jean and Eileen Wight, Providence, are visiting their cousin, Miss Florence Courtice. Mrs. Blake Courtice, Mrs, Leo Courtice, Misses Louise and Florence Courtice, Misses Jean and Eileen Wight, Masters Donald and Law- rence Courtice, picnicked at Oshawa- on-the-Lake Monday, Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Head and Oshawa office is connected by direct private wire to head office at 10 King St. E,, Toronto. Cassels, Ass. Members family, Bridgeburg, Ont., are guests nda: CASSELS, BIGGAR, of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pearce. Mr, and Mrs. Williams and sons, Richmond, Virginia, spent several days with Mr, and Mrs, Howard Flintoff, Sunday services were excellent, Rev. Mr. Whitesides, who has beer holding evangelistic services for twd weeks in the tent at No. 8 school grounds, preached morning and eve- ning and delivered two beautiful ser; mons. In the morning the service 5 in the church and in the evening i the tent and it being the last o Mr. Whiteside's meetings, the whol service was most impressive, Mr. Whitesides is a very earnest and thoughtful speaker and the messages he has given during the meeting will not soon be forgotten. He wil preach morning and evening on Sun. day next as our pastor, Rev. J. H. Stainton will be away. Mrs. Jas. Shortt gave a birthday party for her mother, Mrs, Agnes Harris, on Tuesday afternoon when several relatives and friends were present from Toronto, Oshawa and Bowmanville. Mrs, Harris was is quite bright and smart for a wo- man of that age. She received sev- eral nice birthday gifts and a most pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by the guests and Mrs. Harris. We wish her many happy returns of the day. Among those who went West on the harveste.s' excursion Monday night were Messrs Frank Walters, Ronald Courtice, Will Penberthy, Al- fred Huggins, Geo, and Alf. Welsh, NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Aug. 22.--Miss Dorothy Rome, of Toronto, is spend- ing her vacation with her aunt, Mrs, Beckett, Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Glover and family motored to Wiarton Satur- day to visit with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and Miss Watts, They will remain a week. Mr, and Mrs, E. Tattersall motor- ed to Picton, Sunday, Miss Beryl Drinkle and Miss Flor- ence .Heaps, Oshawa, visited their cousins Margaret and Geraldine Tat- tersall, Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. John Blight and fam- ily, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bromell and family, Columbus, Mr, and Mrs, Doug. Stewart and chil- dren, Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs, Will Glover, Sunday, Messrs Gordon Lagier and = Fred Manning went to Toronto Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, Calhoun have open- ed a restaurant on Bond street and '| would be glad to see some North Oshawa patrons, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sykes went to Utica Sunday to visit Mr, and Mrs, Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs, T. Solomon and children visited Mr. and Mrs. C, Blight, Brooklin, a day last week, Mrs, Stauffer and Thelma have re- turned from a pleasant holiday with friends at Walkerville, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and son Alex, visited Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Glover, Friend (to motorist) --How much speed has your car got? Mo- torlpt--Up to fifty dollars and costs,--Spur, eighty-cight years old that day, and] BUSCH SUPPORTS GOVERNOR SMITH Declares Election Will End Domination of Anti-Saloon League New York, Aug. 22--In a ringing statement, declaring his support of Governor Smith, "whose election will end the domination of government by the Anti-Saloon League," August A. Busch, president of Annheuser-Busch, Inc, of St' Louis , denounced in a vitriolic fashion the Anti-Saloon Lea- gue for preventing a real solution of the prohibition problem and charged it with direct responsibility for the "eight years of miserable prohibition failure with its paralyzing corruption, its demoralization of youth, its rum running, moonshining and consequent terrifying crimes." . Busche declared his suport of Gov. Smith despite he is a personal admirer of Herbert Hoover, the Republican Presidential nominee, who he des- cribes in his statement, which was issued from his summer home in Cooperstown, N.Y, as a "great Amer- ican and a great administrator." "I shall support Governor Smith because I believe in doing so that I am exercising the highest duty of an American - citizen," Busch said, "for by my vote shall declare myself against the evils of prohibition. I shall support him because his election will end domination of government by Dr. Cherrington and the Anti- Saloon League and all other unofficial busy-bodies who set up or attempt to set up a government above the gov- ernment elected by the people. "There can be no greater issue than whether the people of this country shall be ruled by their elect- ed representatives or by a handful of self-appointed propagandists." Busch declared that Governor Smith's election would be regarded as a mandate from the American people to establish a real temperance sys- tem, which he has always advocated and which his father, Adolphus Busch, advocated throughout his life. The occasion for the issuance of the Busch statement was the recent at- tack by Dr. Ernést H. Cherrington, educational director of the Anti- Saloon League, on the brewing in- dustry on account of a business meeting of the cereal beverage manu- facturers in Chicago, Sept. 6, GABLE OF DERRICK SNAPS; MAN KILLED Constryction ~~ Superinten- dent at Welland Ship Canal Victim Port Colborne, Ont, Aug. 22. -- Jack Symonds, superintendent of the Northern Construction Company, was instantly killed when a large cable snapped and struck him across the el Zi iii SS SP chest, Symonds was watching a der- and of the tires, is well shod, The Secret | correct pressure, and let a reliable tire service man inspect it regularly, Are you sure you got ALL the Mileage out of them? You can tell a good driver by the mileage he gets from his tires OME fellows are sure rough on tires -- slam on the brake and slide a yard or two in stopping -- drop clutch and spin the rear wheels in starting «= hoi | corners and skid, It may save a few minutes running time -- it may even look a little "showy" to the man on the sidewalk -- but the real driver knows that it means miles off the running life in the round Good tires will give unbelievable miles of service if you treat them right, Drive sanely, | Come in and let us put the gauge on the valves once a week ~under inflation means certain trouble, the casings regularly for embedded flints and nails, This service will save dollars on your year's car expense, And you'll have the comfort of knowing that every wheel Let us examine DOMINION TIRE DEPOT JAMIESON & JAMIESON low tive eosts is to buy a good tire In e first place, to keep it inflated to the rick pull a heavy engine, standing about midway between the two ob- the cable to break, ER View. of Board Room and Offices in New Alger Block Resident Manager:- FRED H. CARS WELL iggar, Turner & Crawford - Members of the 1oronto Stock Exchange CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW YORK New York Curb Market LONDON, ENG. PARIS, FRANCE FORD snake dance, the cable contorted and | Construction Describing what engineers call a|had been employed by the Northers Company on section the chest, killing him outright, He | start of construgtion, Quotations boarded on stocks on the following Exchanges Toronto - New York Montreal and Mining Exchange jects when the heavy strain caused | struck Symonds a terrific blow across | of the Welland Ship Canal since th¢