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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, {IDAY, SEFTEMBER 0, 1928 Ea Suburban and District N ews Gathered By Times Staff Reporters and Correspondents. EE i RS ENNISKILLEN Sept. 19.--Mr. and gy mss Toronto visit \ Mrs. Wallace Stain ¥.. Eitonor visited Mr. Howard ens Sunday. i and Mrs. Coats, of Rochester visited with Mr. D. Burgmaster, Mrs, Alex Swith X..0 Frau have o reside in aw oh Rose Pickard of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, J. Alkenhead of To- ronto, Rev, and Mrs. BE. M. Cook, of Consecon, visited at Mrs. H, J. Werry's. d Mrs, W, A, Wright, of 0 By Visited with Mr. Frank Or- Sunday. PHIM out to hear Rev. Nm Whyte's discourse on Job, Every- body welcome, COURTICE Coutice, Sept 20--On Thursday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Muir and notwithstanding the wet weather about thirty ladies were present, Mrs, W, H., Nichol's group had charge of the program and refreshments, The meeting op- ened with the President Mrs, Frank 'Rundle presiding. After singing' and prayer, the bible les- sont was read by Mrs, A. F. Rundle and Mrs, A. J. Oke gave a splen- did talk on the lesson, The pro- gram consisted of a voeal solo by W. R, Courtice, a piano solo by M Hazel Rundle, Mrs. (Rev.) Irvine of South Oshawa, gave a most interesting addréss on the missionary work in Trinadad Is. land, Mrs, Irvine was a Missionary there for sometime and the infor- mation she offered was from ex- rience and the knowledge she as of the wonderful missionary work being done there is first hand. Mrs, Irvine will be welcomed in our midst any time in the future, At the, close of the program a fine KARN "|THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE PHONE 378, NEXT THE POST OFFI lunch was served by Mrs. Nichol's group. Some of the Mission Circle young ladies were present and their services in helping with the lunch were appreciated by the ladies. Mrs Muir was most courteous and thougthful of her guests and the afternoon was an enjoyable ome. Visitors at the meeting who accom- nied Mrs. Irvine were Mrs. Thos. Gale and Mrs. Sam Trick, of Osh awa and Mr, Gale was kind enough to motor hem fown and after- s come em. a Kenneth Courtice who has been spending a week or two with her brothers and unmele in Detroit has' returned home. Congratulations to. Mrs. A. F. Rundle on receiving thirteen prizes Oshawa Fair and fifteen at ne Fair on her exhibits several of them being first prizes. Many people from Courtice at- tended the Fair in Bowmanville Wednesday. NORTH OSHAWA North Oshawa, Sept 21--Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown and children spent the week-end with her par- ents at Hillier. Mr. and Mrs. W. Glover, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Seymour at Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sykes and David, spent Sunday at Utica, Mr, and Mrs. F, Solomon visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallant, at Port Whitby Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Jollon and two boys, Mr. and Mrs, John Alex- ander and Franeis and Mr, and Mrs, Tattersall and children all. were at Rice Lake, Mr, and Mrs, Mervil Hare and Wilfred and Evelyn came from King here Saturday and Sunday morning motored to Bethany tc visit Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer and at Lotons with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer. Mr, Thos Solomon sr,, and Mrs, James Woolley accom- panied them, Messrs. Alexander, Tattersall and Jollon are on a fishing and duck shooting trip to Rice Lake, School veopened Monday with a record attendance, 1 The school fair in this Thursday in Oshawa fair grounds, Mr. and Mrs. Will Powell and John and Mr, and Mrs, Vie Ireland and George motored to Peterboro, Sunday. The Glover family are having an Auction Sale on Saturday 29th. We welcome Mr, and Mrs, Allan Barrett to North Oshawa, Night School Starts October 1st Learn More -- Earn More Increase your earning capacity by taking up business training at the Peerless Night School, Shorthand, typing, calculation, spelling, business letter writs ing and punctuation--all day school subs jects may be taken at night school, Stenographers and Typists The faster your speed in shorthand and typing, the easier you will find your work. Special attention will be paid to speed work in the Peerless Night School, Get full information by calling, writing, or 'phoning, Phone 2, You may start a day school course at any time, THE PEERLESS BUSINESS" bookkeeping, rapid COLLEGE H. G FAIRBAIRN--Principsls--G W. COWAN Y.M.C.A. BUILDING Oshaws, == CANDIES You should treat the family to a box of SECORD Home Made LAURA Old Time CANDIES Fresh Env Week 60c¢ a pound We also sell Neilson's Ice Cream in bulk and brick. THE REXALL STORES JURY and LOVELL Sympathy is extended Mr. and Mrs. Heaslip in the death of Mrs. Wilkes in Toronto, Mrs. Heaslip's mother. Mrs. Wilkes had been ill for quite a time. The funeral was held on Saturday. The Home and School Club will meet on Thursday evening Sept 27 at 8 o'clock. The old business will be finished first after which there will be an intermission for the books to be audited and new mem- bers received. Following that there will be election of officers for the new term. Every -membgr and all mothers of school children as well as anyone else interested are urg- ently asked to attend. ALMONDS Almonds, Sept. 21.-- A number of friends from the surrounding Community gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. F, T. Rowe on Friday evening to spend a social time together before moving into Whitby. Entirely unknown to them they gathered one by one and dur- ing the evening Rev. Mr. Richards called the gathering to order and the following addresses were read to Miss Lillian Rowe. Dear Lillian--Before your de- parture from our immediate com- munity, we, the members of the Young - Ladies' Bible Class wish to express to you our sincere ap- preciation of your earnest untiring efforts as you have laboured with us. Your high ideals of Christian fortitude exemplified in your own daily life, have done much to bring all of us to higher and nobler ways of living we cannot measure our gratitude but we do ask you to remember that at any time it may be convenient for you to be with us our circle is open. As a slight token of our appreciation we ask you to accept these candle sticks trusting that their light may shed about you the pleasant mremories of those Sabbath and week after- noons spent together in Bible study or solving class problems in true class spirit, Signed on behalf of the ¥. L. B. C., Violet Kemp, President Lilia Richardson Secretary, Mrs, A. W. Richardson, treasurer. To Mr. and Mrs. F, T. Rowe and Vernon-- Dear friends--We, a few of your neighbors and friends who have been associated with yéu in our church and community work, feel that we could not let you move from our midst without at least saying we are sorry to have you 80. Perhaps we who have lived longest in this community can ap- preciate your efforts especially in church and Sunday school work, most, In your work as Sunday School Superintendent and on the Ladies' Ald and as Sunday School teacher and one who was always ready to assist in everything econ- nected with the church and Vernon ever ready to gssist in the choir or any other way he could we have become accustomed to depend upon you and in your removal we will be at a loss to know how to fill your places. We each have a work to do which no one else ean do hut in your going you will not he for- rotten hy us and we would ask yon to accept this clock as a reminder in the days to come that Almond church and community appreciated the work you have each heen doing. Will you accept this in the spirit in which it is given and may kindly memories and every blessing gn with you to your new home. Signed on behalf of Church Board, Ladies' Ald, Almond's Sun- day School, Mr. Nicholson was present and rendered very suitable selections on the plano after which Ice Cream and cake were served. Fd Mr. and Mrs, Neil McGragor and family of Toronto spent Spunday with Misses Blanche and Edna Me- Gregor. gills Mr. and Mrs, T. C, Oshorne spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Challis, of Bowmanville. . Miss Elizabeth Fothergill is spending a couple of weeks with relatives In Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Soulis and family and Mrs, Philips, of Toronto spent Sunday with Cephas and Mrs. Oshurne, The Young Ladies' Class met at the home of Mrs. Joseph Ashhy on Wednesday afternoon. Rey. Mr. and Mrs. Richards were present and after the business and discus- sion was over ice cream and cake were served hy the hostess, Mr. and' Mrs. J. Reynolds and family of Port Hope visited recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Oshurne, Br ---- Wonder continues to grow why some of the stocks sold on the market nowadays are called *se- curities.""--Toronto Telegram, A[conemenr AIAN church board and Mrs. Rowe in the (HURGH ROBBER IS CAUGHT BY PRIEST Plan to Loot Spokane's Catholic and Episcopal Parishes. Spokane, Sept. '22.--A plan to loot all the Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches of Spokane was thwarted yesterday when a sturdy Catholic priest caught the robber in the act, chased him and brought him to the police station, officers reported. . The Rev, Father John Cronin, St. Augustine's church, surprised C. S. Moser, 60, of Portland, Ore., as he was robbing the poor box of the church, the father said. Police searched Moser and found a list, they said, of all Catholic an Episcopal churches in the city, Moser admitted' entering churches and robbing the boxes, police said. the poor REVISED STATISTICS OF CANADA'S TRADE Ottawa, Sept. 20.--Revised trade figures for the five months ending August show imports for that period of $520,355476 and exports of $522,- 141,547, with foreign exports of $I.- 411,196. For the twelve months end- ing August, 1928, the imports were $1,066,926,580, and for the correspond- ne previous twelve months they were $976,886,332, while exports were for these respective periods $1,246,925,399 and $1,323,180,712, Duty collected for the five months was-$80,899,386, com- pared with $71,504,796 for the corres- ponding previous period. Favorable trade balances are declining as for years ending August, they were: 1925, $305,569,971; 1926, $360,270,998; 1927, $197,622,173, and 1928, $138,211,793. He is an agile thief who escapes when the Hamilton citizens get a line on him--Hamilton Herald, Oshawa Luggage YOUR (INITIAL WRER On Suit Oase or Club Bag Saywell & Son f . _ ae MARCONI SHOP The Best in Radios Kingston Rd, West Phone 882 r ¢ lodalallad a a F. T. LAMBLE The Moving. is filling the store with thrifty shoppers, We have bargains in every department, Saturday and Monday SPECIALS Gossard Completes Designed for the average figure, made of fancy brocade with wide sections of silk elastic reinforced at the diaphragm section and through the waistline, Pink. All sizes 30 to 38. Reg. $5.50, MOVING SALE $2.98 | All Needlework and Accessories 1X OFF We are clearing out this line | | as we will not carry it in | the new store, D.M.C. 3 for 106 | Artsilk Rope 3 for 10c | All Wool and Silk & Wool | Pullovers All New Stock. Come in white, pink, green, -yellow | and rose, Reg. $3.98, Moving Sale Fine Knitted Suits Fall weight. Come in blue, fawn with rose, fawn with blue, and buttercup. Reg. $10.95. MOVING SALE $8.50 "BUY aN = SHAW And Help BUILD Up Our Shopping District Every Dollar Spent Out of Oshawa Helps to Create Opposition to Your City Radio, Also and tp, Exclu y, Deep yonder Ortho, Phonic JB wp J, B t Wess Je wellep Phone 189 DRY CLEANING If you want your clothes cleaned so they will look like mew, phone-- YOUR LAUNDRY DONE PROPERLY Just Phone 2520 and a driver will call. Oshawa Laundry And Dry Cleaning Co. Mill Street Oshawa Money Spent in Oshawa Helps Oshawa