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PAGE SIXTEEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1928 Suburban and District News Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents TYRONE Tyrone, Sept. 5.--Misses Mae, Jean and Dolly Thompson of To- ronto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. McCoy. Miss Laura Virtue of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. R, Virtue and Dor- of Oshawa, Miss Sadié¢ and Mr. J. J. Virtue of Hampton, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Slemon and Keith of Bowmanville, Mrs. Staples of Orono, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Bil- lings and Donald, - of Leskard, were Sunday guests of Miss ir- hy I Alena and Marjorie An- ais of Dunbarton, Mrs. W. R. Clemens; Mr. J. A. McFeeters, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis of Hampton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ww. nis. " and Mrs. Joe Wight of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Wrightson Wight of Providence at Mr. Harry Collacutt's. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Square and Lawrence of Salem, Misses Ode and Ethel Cole and Mr. J. R. R, Cole of Bethesda were entertain- ed at dinner at Rev. J. R. Thomp- son's. Mr. and Mrs. E. Horne of Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cole- man, William and Lois of Osha- wa, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Broad, Miss Viola Broad and Miss Pat- sy Dodds of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Trewin of Hayden were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Goodman. Mrs. R. W. Wade of Toronto, " Miss Emerson and Mrs. Eastman of Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moore on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hovey, Miss Gladys Hovey, and Miss Gladys Downey of Bowmanville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Hatherley. Harvest Home Services botn Sunday and Monday were an un- paralleled success. Rev. Milton Sanderson of Birch Cliff delivered two splen- did sermons on Sunday. Hampton Choir furnished good music both morning and ev- ening. On Monday softball was played between Orono and Maple Grove: young ladies. An excel- lent chicken pie supper was serv- ed. "Eyes of Love," was play- ed by Oshawa young people in a most creditable manner. Pro- ceeds, $500.00. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hodgson spent Sunday with friends in To- ronto. Mrs. Wm. Hambly of Bow- manville was a Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs. Laura Virtue. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hankey spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Jewell at »Osh- wa, Miss Annie McCulloch and Mr. Hugh McCulloch were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mec- Culloch. Miss Helen Worden, Mr. and Mrs. W. Buckley, Josephine and Gwendolyn of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Worden, Mr. and Mrs. T. Richards, Mr. and Mrs, H. Hawkey visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Findlay at Unionville. Messrs. Frank Hatherley and Gordon Cowling are attending camp-dt Kingston. Mrs. (Rev.) Sterling of Orono delivered an excellent address on "Feuds" on Sabbath morning. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hoar, Lloyd and Alden and Mr, and Mrs. H. Hills attended a fam- ily gathering at Mr. Howard Glennings at Newcastle. Messrs. Morley Hooper, George Aldred and Richard Gibbs have gone west on the harvesters' ex- cursions. Mr. P. Hayward is doing some repair work on our church. Plan toattend Harvest Home services next Sunday, September 3rd and Monday, 4th. Rev. Milton . Sanderson will preach on Sunday at 10.0 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. On Monday, La- bor Day, a chicken pie supper will be served following a drama, "The Eyes of Love" put on by Oshawa Young People. NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Sept. 6.--To Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis, in Osh- awa General Hospital on Tuesday, August 4th, the gift of a son. Con- gratulations. Miss Esther Dennis and Mr. Will Alexander, attended the Toronto Exhibition on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown, Mr, Brown, Sr., and Miss Woodword, and Mr. Tilling, all attended the Toronto Exhibition and also the swim on Wednesday. Mrs. Gomme and children, Gert- rude, Stanley and Ernest, and Mrs. Payne, and Miss Brains, Colborne street, were all visitors of Mrs. p. Vallant this week. Miss Gertrude Fice and her grandmother, Mrs. Fice, Sr., havo gone for a visit to Rochester. Somre young people of Oshawa held a corn roast on the grounds of Mrs. P. Vallant's home. This is a fine place for corn roasts. Sev- eral other ones had been held there previously. Visitors to the Toronto Exhibi- tion so far are, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tattersall, Mr. and Mrs. John Al- exander, Mr. Will Alexander and Miss Esther Dennis, Mr. A. Jones, and Miss Mae Brown, Mr. Tilling and Miss Woodword, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown, Mr. R. Brown, Sr. Mrs. Sam Burgoyne, Mr. and Mrs, Snudden and family, Miss Noreen Heaslip, Master Bobby Heaslip, Mr. A. Beckett, Mr. Edgar Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conlin and Mr. OSCAR DOWNEY First Vice-President of the South Ontario Agricultural Society. and Mrs. Yelland. Mr. James Cochrane, a former resident here and now of Arthur street, Oshawa, has been a regu- lar visitor to the Toronto Exhibi- tion for the past fifty years. Mr. Cochrane's visit this year making the fiftietth. We congratulate Mr. Cochrane, it is certainly some- thing to be proud of. Mrs. Nellie Dearborn, has re- turned from a visit to Tara and Owen Sound. Master 'Ford Bennett has been ill with the flu. We hope he 1s soon better, The new edition of the S.S. No. 11, not being completed, school did not open on September 4. Mr. Everett Barrett of Hilton, N.Y., visited his uncle, Mr. Stan- ley Moffott, last week. Mrs. Mof- fott accompanied him home and will remain for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. Miss Verna Beckett underwent an operation in the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital on Tuesday for nose trouble. We are glad to say Ver- na is at home now and getting along nicely. Mrs. Fred Wilson and 2 daugh- ters, of Oshawa, spent the holiday with Mrs. Manning. Miss Frances Barrett returned home from Rochester on Saturday after a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Fox and children returned with her for over the week-end. Those who had radios followed the swim closely on Wednesday. Many were sorry when George Young was taken from the water. Mr. George Glover, of Belleville, is visiting this week with reldtives here and in town. The children of North Oshawa, aged from 7 to 14 are asked to join the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society, which meets Friday afternoon at four o'clock, = N© MORE days of Yadkaclios and irritable Mondays! They'll merely be a memry, when you send your week's washing to this modern Laundry, F urthermore, you'll find this service economical. less and the life of your Clothes is conserved becouse we wash with- It costs out rubbing, i in pure, soft, sudsy, water, ~~ for Service Oshawa Laundry and Dry (leaning COMPANY MILL STREET, OSHAWA See LUKE'S DEMONSTR At The Oshawa "EXHIBITION" imi iti EE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SEE THEM Curtain | Nets | Nottingham Curtain | | Nets in fine square | weave, that will give || || good service. A good | range of patterns to || choose from. Finished | with lace edging. 36 Ca. me 39C Chintz | Very smart are these | new patterns of Chintz, The colors are good. | The many various de- || | signs make it easy to | || select a suitable drape | l for any oom, Old English shade, high lighted. Cy em. 30 Bed room Suite 3 very fine pieces of Walnut Bedroom Furni- ture that would grace any Bedroom. It is very well constructed of Walnut Veeners over Red Gum Wood, comprising large size Dresser, Chiffonier and Bowend Bed Price or eo Silk Panels Extra fine quality are these beautiful silk Panels. The de- signs are good and the texture is better. Finished with heavy Silk Bullion fringe. Size 44x EE ------ $129.00 - At The Exhibition! Learn to Use Our Easy Payment Plan --- It's Serving Thousands Now--Why Not Try It? me Mattresses Good quality mattresses filled with guaranteed pure white cot- ton and covered in Art Ticking. All sizes in stock. Special $9. 75 at each . 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The cushions are || spring filled and reversible. feed vey ov. $191.00}; 3 Piece Chesterfield Suite 3 piece Chesterfield Suite, uphol- : sterex in Grey shade Jacquard. | | Well 'made with spring filled re- | versible cushions at a | tress. A bed outfit 3 PIECE, DINING ROOM SUITE Solid Quarter Cut Oak Dining Room Suite, finished in Comprising Buffet, China Cabinet, Oblong Extension Table and Set of 6 Diners, upholstered in Leather. A real good buy a at $119 | very low price . Simons' Bed Out Outfit Simmons' Walnut finished Bed- | stead. A new design with three | panels fitted with Simmons' Coil Spring and white layer Felt Mat- above the | + $189. 50 Radios 1 Stewart Warner Complete Regular $160.00 SALE PRICE $115.00 1 Bosch Completa Regular $160.00 SALE PRICE $115.00 1 Bell Console System 'Complete Regular $175.00 SALE PRICE $105.00 1 Atwater Kent Complete Regular $165.00 SALE PRICE $106.00 | Canadian General Electric Complete Regular $180.00 SALE PRICE $125.00 1 De Forest Crosley Console Complete Regular $125.00 SALE PRICE $90.00 The above are only a few of the Many Bar- gains in Used Sets dur. ing this Special Radio