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PAGE [WELVE The following extract is from a letter received by the Provincial Council of Boy Scouts for Ontario end very well shows how the good work dome by boy scounts is appre- clated. Dear Sir: On the night of Sept 30 my barn which was on ----------Ave. caught fire and had it not beem for the very prompt and brave act of Weston I would have lost my four horses. He discovered the fire, turned in the alarm, and yelled to attract the attention of the le ifn their homes on the street. He then went into the barn, which was 's blazing mass and brought out|poy every horse to safety at the risk of his own life. Myself and my men who know horses and my teams in TIME TABLES TTT TTT TIT rr rere particular can not understand how this frail boy handicaped by an artificial leg ever did this. One of my teams is a team of frisky colts and is all an able bodied man can side the burning barn and yelled to this Boy Scout to leave the harses ing barn. By the time the fire reels arrived he had every horse out and when the firemen asked who brought the horses out we looked for the lad and found that he had gone home to bed where he was sick for two days from the smoke he had inhaled. I really think this is deserving of some sort of recognization for his brave aet. When I wished to thank him he sald "I do not want to be thanked for I did nothing, only what every scout is taught to do and 1 am pleased to know that I hrought those poor dumb horses to safety." Such an act is undoubtly deserv- ing of much praise and all true Scouts join with this grateful man Ye 21209 a.m. Daily, : add in Oibawa ' -- as C.N.R, TIME TABLE Effective Sept. 30, 1928, .m. Daily except day. Sender on. .m. Daily. s m., Daily except Sundar, m, Daily except Sunday, m. Daily except Sunday, m, 1! i times traing gy SAIBTLER TY ORES OPO 0000 aily. p.m, Dall except Saturday. .m, . 1. ES 23 8: P -e a oe Fr or 3 ming 'm, Daily, . . m. Daily 'except Sunday, 20 a, 8ily. .07 a.m, Daily except Sunday pm. Daly Seon iA .m. Daily. Ra Daily io Sundty, p.m. Sunday only, pm. Daily except Sunday, Vwo ReR& B rl ow J = ay Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and ater ov. 4 ng Wes A Arrive Whitby Hospital 7.25 a.m, q : »3d ° 8 . a =] es a E35 aPEBaanas Ogos EEEEEE EERE EE 10.50 a.m, 12.45 p.m. ---- LRo NAL RDO® sRpsikinsns ToTPPYTTTOL? an 4.35 p.m. " SonRmswni Doms SLEnhER3s8E VTP TT TUTE a.m, 20 a.m, 20 a.m. 45 a.m, 1.30 a.m, 1,30 p.m, 2.30 p.m, 3.30 p.m, 4.40 p.m, 5.40 p.m, 7.00 pm, 8.30 p.m. 9.45 p.m. 00 p.m, -- 1055 p.m. o5 . oS -- FS = - =) < 7 i ER =5r £8 BRIERE E a b= 7.00 a.m, 3,00 p.m, §.35 pm, $5.50 p.m, E234 ssn aBER eo TOT Pou TPoedey DnA =D 23d8528388833 DWAR E WON OOo 23222 RATERE TTTTTITY PP amcs adaz 82333 91.00 pm, 11.10 Time marked Whitby Hospital, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE PNR nd B= 8 OW ago, LSBs BES & TPP PTTTOTE? Eo 3 ta 85 85 - hd 'm. 12.25 p.m. 45 p.m. y L45 p.m. SH aBBBEE: 5 moe 45 p.m, 10.00 p.m, Leave Hospital 0 10.00 a.m, 12,30 p.m. > , 11.00 p.m. ™ H ss DTOTO ix 7 Arrive awa Bowmanville 11.00 a.m = Shit boda -E-R 53% 8 88 1 3 5 7. 9. 1 388 1.00 pm, 1015 pm, 1 . Time marked "x" are through Whithy Hospital For bl usses Fp Reasonable Rates and Careful T. A. GARTON, Proprietor Bowmanville--Phone #12 or 36 Oshawa Waiting Room, 10 Prince St-- hone 2283 8 o 3 6.45 pm, 2338885: are through busses to Arrive Ae in his praise for this erippled Scout. Such valor and modesty is of the highest order and is a perfect ex- ample of Scout training. Kindness to all animals is only one of the good things taught these zealous boys who devote their time to their own improvement as well as the im- provement of the community in which they dwell. 4 4 % We notice with much pleasure the return of Scout Master B. Me- Veity and to note that he is ready to resume his duties as leader of the 6th Oshawa Troop. This act Phone 193 W, J, SARGANT Yard--89 Bloor Street, E. | Orders Promptly © Delivered handle. Able bodied men stood out- |already buted gemerously to the THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1928 . e SC) hich falso to be for thewr be tulated for their ask to congral x their principal for thelr generosity. A 0% 0% Another fine bit of work was dome last Saturday by about 30 Scouts who turned out for duty im order to ald the Veterans im the sale of Poppies. Scout hats were a common sight on the various corm- ers in the city and much work was dome by their wearers, * ho, At last weeks meeting of the 5th. SMP Joshawa Troop seven recruits were invested as members. N. Lakas, J. McRae, W. Bridges, E. McDon- ald, J. Kinsman, G. Gower, J. Sut- ton. After the ceremony the work of the evening was carried out and the meeting closed at 9.00 p.m. A very pleasant hike pianned for Monday was cancelled due fo the wet weather but the boys are look- ing forward to ona Ma later date. LI The general public of Oshawa are reminded that the work of the Toy Shop cannot omly be carried on by the giving of toys but that wood, paint, glue, nails and other things are necessary for the sue- cess of this endeavor. If anv pub- lie spirited person wishes to aid the boys in this work in any man- ner whatever will help a great deal by phoning Scout Master W. L. Pearson. dr pa pt a money back. al oe oe iso for Shionis Brom Templeton's wonderial RAZ-MAH 5 4 9 Troon Netices © 1st. Tharnton's Corners Troon will meet as usual Fridav evenine. th. Oshawa Troon will meet on Wridav nieht at 7.20 nm, at the Y.M.C.A. Roys should he punetnal and should bring their running shoes. 6th. Oshawa Troon will meet as usual on Wednesday night. co-operation as well as the children Care and Strain EYE PROTECTION Part 12 By CO, H, Tuck, Opt. D. Copyright, 1926 The reason some of these cases remain more fixed is because they are but scars on the outer surface of the lens, but should they become of sufficiently serious a nature as to effect the immer layers of the lems, then a more progressive form of cataract is really brought into existence. This then may be brough, about by disease or by injury as before mentioned. Any reason for suspicion of its existence should be investigated and the patient is sure to gain more than he will lose by taking the examiner entirely into his con- fidence at the time of examination. (Continued Next Week) LIFE-.LONG CRIPPLE BURNED TO DEATH from infancy, whose poems have of- ten been broadeast over the radio, was burnad to death Saturday N.J. A short wire near the bed caused a firs, ac- cording to the county meaical ex- aminers. Unable to mo7> her arms or legs, the woman was pow- erless tn save herself as the bed caught fire. W,A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 KING STREET WEST Hund-eds of pecile wear with utmost comfort Hare's Fa: tic - Lenses ELLA CINDERS--Kindness Always Works New York, Nov. 14. -- While her | parents were attending church on+| ly a few blocks away, Miss Irene | J. Riley, 32 years old, a cripple A Do YouOwn Your Own morning at her home in Edgewater, circuit of an electric _ =--=dry--a beautiful lustre which lasts! Less I want a six roomed house in south end in exchange for five roomed brick cottage in north end. What have you? Have client with 6 roomed house, * all conveniences-- south end. Exchange for 6 or 7 rooms, St. Gregory's Church District. See me quick as my client is in a hurry. DISNEY Opp. P. O. Phone 1550 Loans and Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON 64 King 5¢, West Telephones 573, 398 Night Calls 510, 1360, 2408P PHONE 718 W. J. SULLEY, Auctioneer Loans, Insurance Collection and Real Estate 240 Simos St. 8. Oshawa Papa--I'm inclined to suspect your fiance's bank account is greatly ex- aggerated. Daughter--Oh, no, Arthur says it's]! only a tiny bit overdrawn. " | Phone 1643W LATHING FOR QUICK SERVICE HAYTON The Roofer 185 Arthur St. Oshawa SE I By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb AUTOMOBILE LOANS Do you need some Ready Cas! Are your monthly pay- ments too heavy. We can arrange a loan on your car at Lowest ates Available PARKHILL & GREER Phone 1614 87 King St. E. 1 Panel Body, 2 Ton Truck ROSS, AMES & GARTSHORE CO, HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS 9 Prince Sr, Oshawa hope 116% V. A. Henry Insurance & Loans i Simcoe St. 8S, Phoges 1198W--0ffice 1858J --Residence Choice Bread, Pastry and Graham Flour Poultry Blatchford Mash Sunbeam Laying Full O Pep Mash Also Tonics and Conditioners Phone 8 BRINGING UP FATHER-- By Geo, McManus ARE GOING TO CALL ON THE JOHNSTONE © TONIGHT THAN kK SOSONESS YOVLL NOT MEET N OF YOUR FRIENDS THERE. - ~g YES, AN YOU'RE NOT GONNA MEET ANY FRIENDS THERE EVTHER- | HEARD WHAT THEY 6A li, ABOLTUS DoN'T | LOOK ON COMFORTABLE { ENOUGH NOW 7 Re i © 1928, by Int'l Feature Service, Ine. Gewet Britiln HELLO - CLANCY! D >, WNL CRY VARS BANAL HELLO JIGGS WHY DID THE LADY AT THE LIBRARY SAY LENCQUAINTANCE WITH AESOPS FABLES MAY BE SAFELY TAKEN FOR GRANTED IY ALMOST ANY XL SHILOREN LOVE AESOPS FABLES WHEREIN ANIMALS ARE GIVEN THE QUALITIES AND POWERS OF HUMAN BEINGS, CHIEFLY FOR THE STORY; WHILE OLDER PEOPLE DELIGHT IN THEIR DRAMATIC ILLUSTRATION OF BITS OF WISDOM, IORLD OVER, ALMOST EVERY DAY YOU HEAR ALLUSIONS 10,"SOUR GRAPES, "WOLF! 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