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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPIEMBER 12, 1928 PAGE THREE Two Charged in Canning Bros. Store Robbery Are Acquitted Luke Burial Company Has Been Barchnesd by 'St. Mary's Business Man A. B. Creighton Aokubiss] Old Established Undertak- ing Business from A. A, Crowle -- Will Continue High Standard of Service The Luke Burial Company, ef which Albert A. Crowle was the proprietor, has been sold to A, B, Creighton, of St. Mary's, it is an- nounced today. Mr. Creighton has already taken possession and will eontinue the same high standard of service which has characterized the business during the long period under the direction of Mr. Crowle. The firm, it is understood will con- tinue under the name of the Luke Burial Company. Mr. Creighton, who has acquir- ed the business, was an active and popular figure in business and community life of St. Mary's. The St. Mary's Journal-Argus makes the following comment: "Mr. Creighton has been a life- long resident of this district. His father, the late David Creighton; was one of the early pioneers of Blanshard and a prominent figure in the early life of that township, For fourteen years "Alex has heen a resident of St. Mary's and dur ing practically all that time he has heen engaged in the motor sales business, For some years he represented Ford and McLaughlin, latterly confining his attention to the Buick and Chevrolet in which he has had record sales for a town of this size, "Mr. Creighton has heen active in Masonic circles and his work this year as Master of St. James' Lodge won special commendation from the D.D.G.M. For years he was soloist in the United Choir and generously assisted from time to time in concert programs for churches and other arganizations throughout the district. He has heen also an official in the United Church. "Mrs, Creighton has heen a very active worker in the United Church serving as secretary of the Ladies' Ald and W, M.S. and as vice-presi- dent of fhe former organization, For fourteen years she taught in the primary department of the Sunday School. Her leadership in the Eastern Star Order will also hé much missed. She is a Past Ma. tron of St. Marys Chapter No 121 and this year she is serving as D. ,G.M, for this district. i #Their daughter, Mrs. Greig, and their son-in-law, Greig, who has heen associated with Mr, Creighton in the busi- ness here, will accompany them to Oshawa, and to this popular young gouple as well as to Mr, and Mrs, Creighton the hest wishes of every- body are extended at this time. Mp, Greig, who had several years' ex- perience as a funeral director bhe- fore coming to St. Marys', will he Ted Mr, associated with Mr. Creighton at Oshawa." Mr. Crowle has been in the ume dertaking business here for the past twenty-six years, the first 10 years of which it was comnected with the firm of Luke Brothers. Sixteen years ago the businesses were separated, Mr. Crowle taking it over completely. DATES OF SCHOOL FAIRS ARRANGED Ontario County School Fair dates have been announced by W. M. Croskery, agricultural repre- sentative for the County of On- tario. The Oshawa District Fair will be held on September 20 at Alexandra Park. The dates for the entire county are as follows: Sunderland, Sunderland, 10. . Nearth Reach, Greenbank, 11, Manchester, 12. Scugog, Scugog, Sept. 13, Claremont, Claremont, Sept. Brougham, Brougham, Sept .17. Pickering, Pickering, Sept. 18. Brooklin Brooklin, Sept, 19. Oshawa District, Oshawa, Sept. 20. Port Perry, Port Perry, Sept. 21. as Township, Sandford, Sept. Wich Brock, Cannington, Sept. 5. Mara Township, Mara, Sept. 26. Rama Township, Longford Mills, Sept, 27. Uxbridge Sept. 28. Usiridze Township, Thorah Township, Oct, 2 SIMPSON'S SHOW ROOM OPENED Store Now Takes in Former Space With an Additional Store Sept. Sept. Manchester, Sept. 14. (Town) Uxbridge, R ' Oc oseville Beaverton, The Oshawa mail order show room of the Robert Simpson Com- pany Limited was opened yester- day in the McLeese hlock. The Simpson Company are now oc- cupying both 'the space formerly used by them and that used by R. G. Smyth, druggist, the two stores being renovated and the dividing partition removed. This {is the third mail order show room the Simpson Company has opened in Ontario, others heing located at Niagara Falls and Welland, CHEVROLET OWNERS | Reduce the Hazard of Mechanical Upkeep Have a skilled craftsman service and check yonr Chevrolet regularly. It's a simple operation that takes only a few minutes, And it will keep your ar young forever, Enjoy the Certainty of Guaranteed Repair Work tmployees at Eonr Service Factory Trained Phone --}josd Ottce Beford x4 Buiding S. F. EVERSON, boss) Private Wire System 11 King Street East, Oshawa Phones 143 and 144 Above C.P.R. Office Have You a Goitre? Now is the time to rid yourself of it. diable treatment. (Call in for information at ow Oshawa Office. 500 Simcoe St. South OR. THO BASH Obtain our re+ Phone 712 REMEDIES LD, : SELLS BUSINESS MR. A. A, CROWLE Well known and esteemed local funeral divector who has soll the Luke Burial Company to Mr. A. B. Carnegie, of St. Mary's Ontario PLEADS GUILTY T0 INTOXICATION Cecil Weedmark Remanded Until September 20 for Sentence Cecil Weedmark appeared before Magistrate Hind in police court this morning charged with being intoxicated in a public place, Weed- mark has appeared in police court here before on a charge of assanlt- ing his wife, for which he was let out on suspended sentence. He also was arrested and consequently served seven days in Whithy for driving a car while intoxicated a short time ago, J, P, Mangan, barrister, appeared on behalf of Mrs, Weedmark, and stated that he had been retained by her because her husband had not lived up to his agreement when he was let out on suspended sentence previously in this court, Crown Attorney McGihbon stated that the patience of the court was exhausted in dealing with a fur- ther case against Weedmark, and he made a move for sentence, Mr, Mangan, however, stated that he wished to review circumstances surrounding the case of Mrs. Weedmark against her husband, Weedmark was accordingly re- manded until September 20 for sentence, He pleaded guilty to the charge of being intoxicated, When Weedmark was before His Worship a previous time on the charge of heating his wife, Magis- trate Hind pointed out that a sen- tence of two years in the reforma- tory with the addition of lashes was hanging over him. His Wor- ship was visibly disgusted with Weedmark, $100,000 PRESENT The wedding gift of Hon. F. B. McCurdy to his son, Blanchard Pear- son, The Evening Mail understands, was a cheque for $100,000 while that of Mrs. McCurdy was the extensive residental property owned by the ji on the western side of the Northwest Arm. The eldest son of the former Min- ister of Public Works was married this afternoon to Julia Weir Doug- las, daughter of J. B. Douglas, a ormer member of the Provincial Assembly, f wcH COURT OFFICERS ATTEND CEREMONY On Monday night Court Hearts of Oak, No, 6772 of the Ancient Order of Foresters held a real ga:a night in the S.0.E. Hall, when a large number of candidates were initiated into the mysteries of An- cient Forestry by the Robin Hood Amplified Degree Team of Toronto in full Robin Hood uniform. Under the leadership of Bro. W. Goddard and his men of Sherwood Forest conducted the ancient Initiatory Service, There was also a large representation of High Court 0Of- ficers presept from Toronto ard a good representation of nfficers and members of the Bowmanville Lodge. At the conclusion of the meeting all present retired to the Capitol Cafe where a real feast was in waiting and to which full justice was given and pext in order came speeches, toasts, and singing until midnight when all departed for home after having spent a most enjoyable and profitable evening. BANFF--LAKE LOUISE AND THE CANADIAN BOCKIES A region which can offer the finest is natural beauty is the one which makes a direct appeal to the yacationist. If that region has good hotel accommodation and ' every facility for vacation enjoyment, then greater becomes the appeal. For the person taking a late August or September vacation no better choice could be made than that of Banff and Lake Louise in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. There one can enjoy the finest of golf + ,tenmnis, horseback riding. mountain climbing and how exhil- arating the warm pools afterward. Your stay at the world renounced Balff Springs Hotel or Chateau Lake Louise, will be a delight long remembered. dian Pacific Agent fow summer tourist fares in ef- feet until Sept. 30. Full informa- tion rates, etc., from nearest Cana- St. John's Rest (By Staff Whitby, Sept. 12--The fbllowing article in today's issue of the Toronto Globe will be of interest to local readers as A concerns the St. John's Rest Home situated on the lakeshore near here which will be enlarged by the gift of a recreation hall 25 to 50 eet. The Globe states: "E. B. Collett, President of the To- ronto Garrison District Business Men's Association, yesterday an- nounced the donation of a recreation hall for St. John's Rest Home at Whitby. The hall will be 25 by 30 feet, and will be used as a common meeting place for all the women and children who are given summer holi- days at the Home. Such a place will Recreation Hall is Donated to Home at Whitby Reporter Jie Tieeall useful on wet days. work at Whitby was estab- lished seven years ago by Rev. J. Russell MacLean, rector of St. John's Garrison Church, and has grown an- nually until this year the record num- ber of 516 women and children were given a full fourteen-day holiday. "Robert Leslie also donated a spec- ial apartment tent and Charles V. Syrett agreed to arrange for certain repairs to the interiors of the present buildings. "The donations were made when a rty composed of Messrs. Collett, eslie, Syrett, A. T. Brown and Harry Pullan made an inspection of the Home in company with Rev. Mr, MacLean." (Supplied by Stobie, Forlong & Co.) TORONTO STOCKS Stock High Low Asbestos 2833 Bia Abitibi 52 Ask Bell Tel. 166% Braz, .., 01% Br, Am, 4 Bromp. 44% Bid F.N, Burt 6913 Carl. .. Cn. Brd, Cn, Malt, Cty, Dry, Cn. Sm. 270 Im, Tob. 91, Ask Util, B. 16 Ask Int, Pet, 48% Loblaw 78 Ask Ms, Hr, 44 8, Station 42%; sh, Wht, 65 Hr. Wal. 62 Kel, 74 Ask im, Oli 2% atines 42 4 40 2 pm. 166 a7 40 321 150 36% din 150 36% 60 345 4 40 wo Amulet Argon. Amily ., Br, nol, Bath, ,, 8 Bediord 40 Beaver 91 Bid Big Horn 25 Ask Biagood 70% Cn. Mn, 99 Ask Ch, Hs. 13% Dome ,.1000 Howey , 114 Holl, ,, #85 Hd, By. 1010 Jk, Mn, 91 Kd. Lke, 160 Keeley , 41 Kt, Fir, 24 Lv. Que, 20 Lb, Ore 2 Macas, 28 Mandy . 2563 McDoug, 40 Mecln, 2225 Ask Malay, , 182 Min, .,, 3 Mp, Cr, 330 Nipis, ,, 330 Noran, 55626 Pion, ,, 64 Pd, Ore, 1325 Potter, 7% Prem, ,, 235 Ribago , Rb, Mt, Sn, An. Sd, Bs. Sh, Gor. Tk. Hg. Tow, 376 Wr, Hr. 3356 Silver 57% 2a 44 68 13 950 110 sal 1800 ul 104 41 PERT "0 20 28 250 33 13 Bou 110 800 1905 1 160 41 24 20 20 8 260 40 179 3 320 320 5350 51 1300 7% 230 7 16 45 620 675 900 375 330 180 3 326 330 6375 bl 1300 T% 235 7 16 45 625 675 905 376 335 16 4613 6%5 706 907 NEW YORK STOCKS Stock High Low 2 p.m. Amer. Can. 108% 107% 107% Balt. & Obio 114% 113% 114% Briggs Mfg. 54% b3 b3% Can. Pac, ,.190% 199% 190% Can, Dry ,, 82% 82% 82% Chrysler 104 103% 104 Congoleum ,. 26% 26% 26% Dodge "A" 20% 20% 20% Erie... 2s 81 605% 605 Fam, Ply, , 79% 78% 8% Gra, Pa. .,, 44% 4356 44% Gen, Mot, 208% 204% 207% Gold Dust 107% 106 Hudson .., 82% 80% Hupp ros 13% 72 Int. Comb. 69% 67% Int. Nickel 132% 131% Int. Paper . 67% 67% Cur, Aero, 4155 150 Mt, Wrd. ,.2568% 263 Mar, Oil ,, 88% 38% Mk. Trek, , 94% 94% Mp. Elee, ,, 30 30 Phil, Pet. . 40% 39% Packard ,,, 84% 84% Radio ,..,.213% 210% Srs. Rbek, .156% 156% Sin. Oil 267% 26% Stan. Oil ,, 456% 45% Studebaker 833% 82% Simmons 67% 67% U.S. Rubber 43% 41% U.S, Steel .159% 157 U.S. Leather 43% a Wiys. Ovid. 26% 2455 Woolworth 196% 194% Wr. Aero .187 183% Vie. Talk. 113% 112% Yellow Cah 36% 35% Money 7% per cent BOUQUET WITH A STING (Christian Register) Music was prohibited during ceriain hours in the precincts of the college, but one undergraduate found the saxophone more ep- grossing than his studies. Next day he received a note from the higher authority: "Must against my better judgment, and for purposes of dis- cipline only, I am compelled to re- gard your saxophone playing as music." ,e 113% 36% All new cooking utensils should be thoroughly greased and heated before using for the first time. PLAN FLY AND BAIT CASTING TOURNEY The fourth annual competition of the Hamilton and District Ang- ling and Casting Association is to be held in Gage Park, E. Hamil- ton, on Saturday next, Sept. 15th, at 2 o'clock. This tournament consists of eight different events open to all Ontario anglers. Val- uable prizes and cups are offered for each event. 'The members and officers of the Hamilton Associa- tion extend, a cordial invitation to the members of the Oshawa Ang- lers Association to be present and enjoy the afternoon with them whether or not they care to make any entries in the different compe- titions. Some of the best fly and bait casters in Canada will take part and it would be well worth the time of anyone interested in the spot to make a" angments to attend this touraament Nir George Robertshaw of the Oshawa Anglers Club will be glad to hear from any of the Oshawa Club members who care to att2nd. A REMARKABLE WALL PAPER OFFER Attention Is called fo the news- paper advertisement of Mr. W. H. A. Patte in another column oi to- day's issue in which Mr, Patte of- fers thousands of rolls of new wall- papers in a One Cent Sale. These papers consist of colorings and de- signs suitable for bedroom, living room, dining room, hall, den, kit- chen and hathroom and have hor- ders which are cut out and also panel and hand decorations, Space does not give the above firm op- portunity to describe the many wonderful values in detail but it hehooves anyone contemplating decorating to take advantage of this most opportune sale and pro- cure their needs well in advance. All prices are absolutely guaran- teed to he genuine and quality the best, It is not often that the eciti- zens of Oshawa are cffered such unusual values and we would say ---act at once. ARCHBISHOP BOURNE MARKS ANNIVERSARY ' London, Sept. 11.--The twenty- fifth anniversary of Cardinal Bourne's appointment to the Arch- bishopric of Westminster was cele- brated today, when, in the pres- ence of between 5,000 and 6,000 people, including 500 priests from all over the country, the Cardinal said High Mass. at Westminster Cathedral, after which a solemn Te Deum was sung. Cardinal Bourne succeeded Car- Ainal Vaughan 25 years ago, when the cathedral was a mere shell, and had not yet opened its doors. The cathedral project was the life- work of Cardinal Vaughan, but he did not live to see the huilding completed. It was. however, used for the first time for the requiem at his burial. Pack sandwiches fn a hox which has been lined with a cloth, slight- ly dampened. This will keep the sandwiches fresh. . RE-FLOOR WITH SEAMAN-KENT HARDWOOD guelel*l\[¢ Begins at Home! If your wife has blistered bands from sweeping , , » » » 8n aching back from scrubbing . , , , you're Rot giving ber 8 equare Equip your home with the greatest of labor- saving devices , , ,,.. hardwood floors | . W. J. TRICK CO., Ltd. OSHAWA THAT S MADE VERY CRADI WRECK NEAR PICKERING truck bearing sixteen persons, including nine childrem, was upset after a collision on the highway at the Dunbarton school house near Pickering Sunday day. All members of the party sustained injuries of a more or less serious nature, the worst cases being sent to hospitals in Oshawa and Toronto. The placed under ar- rest. (1) Volda Rouchjae, aged 38 years, who is in St, Michael's hospital with a com- pound fracture of the left arm and head injuries. (2) Her son, Henry, who lies in St. Mi- chael's hospital suffering from severe head injuries. Three other children of the family were in Oshawa hospital, but were 'discharged the morning following the : accident. (3) Mike Aniskyovic, age 38 years, 42 Greenwood Ave. Mt. Dennis, who received injuries to his hip. He has heen in Toronto only two weeks and has a wife and nine children in Preston. He was treated at the General Hos- pital, Toronto. (4) Traffle: of- ficer Sydney Hilliare, who haa the most seriously injured rush- ed to haspitals. 15 TRIED ON TWO FRAUD CHARGES However, Both Counts Are Withdrawn Against Henry Ward Henry Ward appeared in police court this morning to answer two charges, one of securing the sum nf $110 on false pretenses, and the other of fraudently obtaining board and lodgings. Ward pleaded not guilty before Magiistrate Hind through his counsel, J. P. Mangan, Ward was arrested yesterday, after information was laid hy Mrs. Annie Ennis that he was behind considerably in his rent. It was found out later, however, that Ward had paid $20 on account and was intending to pay the re- mainder within a stipulated time. Mrs, Ennis on the other hand, then wished to have the case with- drawn. Both charges were withdrawn, Ward paying the costs of the prose- cution in the charge of false pre- tences. R. W. English, the man from whom Ward had borrowed $100 in order to purchase an automobile, stated in court this morning that Ward had paid $40 bn the nolo ue held, and said that he would pay the rest of the pote hefore the end of the week, when the note expired. The auto in question was pot purchased by Ward. In dismissing the charges again- st Ward, His Worship made spe- cial mention of cases of this kind, for which full convicting evidence is very much lacking. 'The time of the court and the time of the crown attorney are taken up with arguing a case which should never have been brought to the atten- tion of the poliice," said His Wor- ship. TO HOLD BRIGADE SPORTS SATURDAY On Saturday, September 15, the Ontario Regiment will journzy to Toronto 10 tak: part in the hri- gade sports championships when the relay and soft bal! teams will compete against the York Rangers and Peel and Rufferin Regiments in an gll-afternoon program. he teams will leave by bus from the Armourjes shorily after noon for Gre2nwood Park wacie the sports will be held. Tae Onterio Regiment need every pofni pos- sible *n «rder (0 win #h2 eup and every wan fis requeste2 to kesp the date open and be on hand. The actual time of leaving will be posti- ed in a day or so. There should be room for a number of the regiment mot in- tending to take part im the sports and anyone so desiring 10 accom- pany the teams are asked to get in touch with Lieutenant Johnston at Johnston's Clothing store. panion were It's about time we editors stopped jeering.at women. What sort of a first would fifty-two editors have made at a ten-mile swim recently ?-- Hamilton Herald. A worn whisk broom, trimmed up to the stiff part, makes the ibest possible scrubbing brush for driver of the truck and a com- Evidence Judge Decides Crown's Insufficient to Establish a Case Louis Beaver is Rearestod Upon His Release, Being! Wanted By the Cormwall Police on a Similar Charge --He and Leo Craig Were Acquitted in a $3,000 Clothing Store Robbery Here (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Sept. 11.--Lewis Beaver and Leo Craig, Toronto, charged with stealing $3,000 worth of men's clothing from the store of Canning Bros, clothiers and furn- ishers, 14 King gtrect west, Osh- awa, were discharged this morning when Judge J. E. Thompson rul- ed that the Crown's evidence was not sufficient to establish a case against them. Beaver's liberty, however, was short as immediately after receiving his release he was placed under arrest by Chief of Police Gunson, who acted on re- quest of the Cornwall Police wha want him on a similar charge. The accused men were defended by A. N. Gurofsky, of Toronto, well- known criminal lawyer. Neither of the accused showed any concern during the trial which was short and lasted little more than an hour. They received His Honor's ruling without any out- ward manifestation although rela- tives attending the hearing scem- ed much relieved. On addressing the prisoners, Juduge Thompson pointed out that the Crown had given sufficient evidence to point toward themselves the finger of suspicion. He advised that in fu- ture they conduct themselves so that the police would not be fore- ed to regard them with distrust. Previous to announcing his de- cision, His Honor gave a short re- view of the evidence and pointed out that there was little against Craig or Beaver. They might or might not be guilty but he did not see that there was anything disclosed in court to prove that either man had committed the of- fense. Suspicion was not enough to give ground for conviction and he therefore determined that a case had not been established. Crown Attorney MeGibbon, (Continued on page 5) BABY SHOW T0 BE BIG ATTRACTION of Durham Counties Are Eligible The baby show of the Oshawa Fair, which takes place in the big tent tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, promises to he bigger and better than ever. Only babies of Ontario and Durham counties will be allowed to enter and Dr, Rundle, who again acts as judge states that he will have two other physic- jans assisting him as the task of choosing the finest infant is no easy one. During the show there will be a number of nurses on hand to render any necessary assistance, In addition to the prize of $8.00 for the best baby under one year of age, $4.00 for the second baby and $3.00 for the third, Dr. Rundle is again offering a siiver cup apiece for the best pair of twins, a purse and double the amount for the best quadruplets. Last year, it will be recalled, twins won the silver mugs' but the entries in the triplets or quadruplets were not so heavy. Dr. Rundle wishes to emphasize that "comforts" 'pacifiers' or other similar contraptions will be frowned upon and habies requiring such to keep them in good humor will be under a great handicap. Torontos Win Junior Title from Maitlands Toronto, Sept. 11.--Maijtland jupiors went down to' defeat before Torontos, 4 to 2, last night at Uls- ster Stadium, under the worst pos- sible playing conditions, the field being a sea of mud and water, while it poured rain most of the time, making it practically impos- sible for the players to dispense their usual classy variety of the pational pastime. 'Torontos wom the group title. The best of feeling #xisted be- tween the players, and congratu; lations were the order on all sides at the call of time. The teams: Torontos--Hobson, Murphy, Moore, Rundle, Beesley, Dar- gavel, Walter, Wareham, Large, Taylor, Atkinson, Varcoe, Webber, Holland, McAlpine, Nunnberger. Maitlands--Stevenson, Bradley, Campbell, Rowan, C. Smith, Daly, F. Smith, Standeaven, Miller, Car- roll, O'Brien, Edwards, W. Crooks, P. Crooks, Green. Referees--Chas, Len Smith. Querrie and Floors 'should be "waxed with {the grain of the wood. Only Babies of Ontario and of $25 in gold for the best tripleis |' YOUNG BIRDS IN [16 MILE EVENT Pigeons Race from Pamy Sound--Smith Bros.' Loft Wins The Oshawa Homing Society held its weekly young bird pigeon race on Saturday last from Parry Sound, Ontario, a distance of 116 miles. A head wind was blowing when the birds were started on their flight but this did not prevent the birds from making a better speed than they did in some of the pre- vious races. The first position loft of Smith Bros. The following is the result of the race: Smith Bros.., ,, ,,..967.30 C. Sparrow ....., ...962.29 Cowle and Rowe ,, ..960.34 V. Whiteley ..-.., ...959.74 Cowle and Rowe .., ..958.46% Wotten and Merritt ...957.85 V. Whiteley vs vv 390.58 Dr. Trewin ., ,, , ..956.09 J. Askew .. .941.19 Dr. Trewin ,, +, ,..926.23 (r. Gudgeon , ,, +, ..923.57 Gi. Gudgeon ,, ..922.39 BE. Burns ., .912.40 W. Roberts .. ,. ...849.33 The next race will be from Brng Inlet, Ont., a distance of 153" miles. MADE BREW FOR USE OF OTHERS Emmanuel Free Pays a Fine of Fifty Dollars and Costs As a result of the inspection of the property hy Inland Revenue Officer Floody of Emmanuel Free, 336 Drew street, a short time ago, Mr. Free was arraigned in police court this morning, charged with making brew for use by other peo- ple other than his own immediate family. Mr. Free had nothing 10 say to Magistrate Hind in police court this morning, other than he was unaware he was breaking the law, in committing the offense. Free was fined $50 and costs, $60.50 or in lieu of not paying the fine will serve one month in jail. Mr. Free is an elderly man, and spoke in a quiet and unper- turbed manner while in court. In addition to paying the fine, Free will have his permit cancelled for making home brew and also for the liquor store, A goes to the NON-SUPPORT CHARGE As counsel for John Doran are raigned in police court this morne ing on a charge of nop- -support, J, P. Mangan asked for a remand until Wednesday, September 19, which was granted by Magistrate Hind. Doran pleaded not guilty, and was remanded in custody, a / Born Pi 4 ! 4 TOPHAM--In Oshawa, September 9, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Topham, 239 Burk St., a daugh- ter, (Ada Glendara), (60a) Too Late to Classify FOR SALE--11% ACRES MORE or less, choice loam land, suitable for all crops, with six room frame bouse, bank barn, good well, On main highway north of Oshawa. About one acre all kinds of choice fruit™trees, One horse and cow and 50 chickens. Household furpiture and implements to work land, This is @ real snap at $4,000 as,owner is too old to look after same. Ap- ply 437 Simcoe St. S. Phone 507. (60tr) Coming Lvents RATES 8 Cents word each in- sertion. charge for PORT HOPE OLD six musicians at Barphart's Pavilion (Oshawa Beach), Saturday, Sept. 15th, Square and modern round danc- ing. Admission 35c. (60d) WHIST DRIVE IN BASEMENT OF Holy Trinity Church, Court St., Friday, Sept. 14, at 8 o'clock. In aid of the Church choir. All wel- come. (60b) SPECIAL GOSPEL SERVICES AT 40 Nas.au St. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Evangel- ists Gillespie and Craiz will give ~ the gospel. All are welcome. DANCE Lime Orchestra, (69a)