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| PAGE | WELVE aa a PRET TRTITR CS sass asaasasssssssssss ss a he ee eB be J dd el le de Last Saturday the local Boy assisted a worthy ed the direct appeal to the public in their homes was over- coma by these en- \ ergetic boys At 1.30 all troops as- sembled at the Armouries and received their or- ders for the afternoon's work, Mail was given to each boy along with orders for its disposal and at twe o'clock they were started on their way. At 3.30 p.m . the last ones reported that their work was fin- ished and the act of visiting every house in Oshawa was done in the remarkably short time of less than one and one half hours, , Toy Opened The Toy Shop - was officially opened on Saturday last when gev- eral of the Scout Masters assembled together with those generous men who have volunteered to assist the boys in this important work. The smaller details necessary for the staring of the actual working of the shop were discussed and de- cided upon and Monday, November 26th was set as the first working day. Last night saw the shop in full swing and the cellar of the Rotary Hut experienced for the second time within a few months the sight of a Joneral destruction, But this time t was not its own members which were being disassembled but rather the intricate workings of rocking horses, tricycles, sleighs, hobhby- horses and scooters, Many a seem- ingly useless plaything was taken apart and the individual piecs were scraped, sanded and prepared for reassembly and repainting, Collec- tions have been made from the var- D | wney-Cott | 87 Celina St, Phone 1089 TIME TABLES A R------ pe ing effect 1201 a.m, ul on Bil except Sunday, a. Hab Sxcept Sunday, 0 am oh " | x exc A 8.08 p.m, fp E 111 I 0 ally pi 12.09 a, All ti ' imes D Mors 810 times traing depart from C.P. oll, Sibel om -- CNR, TIME TABLE Effectivi na. m, ly t day. ay only, bally ally except 3 Daily except Sunday, Daily except Sunday, 3 p.m. ipa except Saturday, .m, Daily, 2.m. Daily. &8 pep TY Cree, PEE [IBIS mm, 2 m. Wi p.m. .32 p.m, .47 p.m. ; p.m. 8, 8 ® -- = a.m. a.m. Daily. ,45 a.m. Daily except Sundsy, .20 8.1m. Baily. .07 a.m, Daily except .06 p.m. Daily except oid p.m. Dail Ll Sad a8 nas io rts of the city and ths a will be under rection of Assistant Scout ! Lundy of the Holy Trinity Eager to Work ose t aight were Messrs. Flint Corbin, Ingham, Wells, Pierson and Terrett. The W done by the boys from vation Army and 2nd troops, and Wolf Cub are coming in moderate it will be necessary to ha more if the shop is to cess. There are more in this city who eager to work but it res! the general public to ena to do so. As has been m activity and the citizens quested to donate paint, glue and the other th sary for the reworking toys. If you are not able with gifts of toys it is power to assist along th lines and donations may to Mr. Lundy who may be by telephone at 516F aor Pierson whose telephone is 1419W, 3 Collection The following are the collection points for the office of the Oshawa Dail the Fire Hall, the Ro 3 The work in the shop carried on this week by lowing troops: Wedn Oshawas; Thursday, 7th Friday, 4th Oshawas, 3rd Saturday, 6th Oshawas. help ur or sent Mr. mber «Bh On Monday of next week Shop will be in charge of vation Army Troop and Oshawa Troop while on next the 1st Thorn.on's Oshawa Troops will hold a8 was the case on Mon Tuesday on this week, e Program A report has been recef the 2nd Oshawa troop sta they have started on a vi getic program for the monihs, All meetings to till the new year will be | of Harvey Deans, Assista Master, ul Jnvestare will riday evening an " tendance is expected, hi wh Last Friday night the MhiQsh-i awa troop welcomed back Bo: { midst, Assistant Scout M. } Biles who has been out for some time. Committ B. McEwan was the ne Father at this meeiing an eld] be will! Bankrupt Sale of Men's Wear at 79 SIMCOE STN, CP FLOOR SANDING Hardwood floors, laid, sanded finished complete--*"We how" W. J, TRICK 27 p.m Daily except Sundty, .14 p.m, Sunday only, 45 p.m. Daily except Paw Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and after 5, 4 rssh SBN no8858 oped BEES & LA Soxgt TYTY TY OWONVE WSN OT 2ulushinsy EEbpppEEEREREES PSHE oPeT PPP EERE pBEBBEEEED © B & £ ) i FREEREEE] { 4 & BEREBEERELL RBwy wBEy [RES 8RBLL: BEEELIIT hii SENATE Swy BBB S S y------ Dora nn Do Saal SSUBLLies PRREERRIEE }334 SaaB i - = - & ; hE I i ih oe 11 EB 8 SeskE ¥ R43 13343331 Ser es i BEBEEEE 8.45 p.m, 11.00 pam. 11.15 pam. Time marked * Whithy Hospital. Special are For and T. A. GARTON. Bowmanyille-- Phone Oshawa Waites Rew i 2 h ' Ais iy hg Hund eds of Je wi ' Hare's Fa "the - A -------- 2 Fat ik hare and Soms Banquet im the all | his father at 6.45 p.m. at the WOMEN ARE TAKING ched hey may we hope for real results. men of Alberta for according to a the [number of societies, fol |now mode than 300 such engaged item, ¢ie THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1928 + work, A 1 for Decnansementy were hong) Ad Oshawa Troop will meet on 'Friday at Headquarters at 7.00 p. "Wolf Pack will hold their meetings 'on Mondays during the winter months. Sth Oshawa Troop will meet on Wednesday night at 7.00 p.m. at the Rotary Hut for their evening's work at the toys shop. On Friday aight 'the troop will hold their C08 'street south United Church. should be on hand with . INTEREST IN PEACE Edmonton, Alta, Nov. 28.--With the women of the world really tak- ing an dnmtelligent interest in the westion..of world peace, then, in- The peace: question is growing greatly in interest among the wo- port sent out recently by the Un- ed Farm: Women of Alberta, the associations and organizations interested in the nestion 'has increased 'materially uring thé t year. There are in reselrch and study on this ques- Wwe i GREAT CORAL REEF Sydney, Australia, Nov. 28. -- The British scientific expedition now at work om the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the largest de- posit of coral in the world, has stimulated interest everywhere in its undertaking. Perhaps the most remarkable geographical feature of Australia is the Great Barrier Reef, which can be compared with the wonders and beauty of Niagara Falls, the fjords of Norway and New Zealand and the lochs of Scot- land. The reef is located in the northeastern part of Australia, stretching 1,200 miles along the Queensland coast, almost meeting the shore toward its mortherm ex- tremity, and running east till it is 150 miles from the coast at the southern end. The expedition has begun its work on Low Island, where every member has heen busy at a& variety of jobs, from sawing planks to carrying stores from the heach and erecting a wireless aerial. The members of the expedition consist of biologists, chemists, botanists, zoologists and geographers, special- ists in their respective fields. The leader is Dr, C. M. Yonge, who has spent much time in scientific re- search. The purpose of the expe- dition is research into the comne- sition and formation of the coral in i} > tion will continue work for a year. With the coming of the expedi- tion to Low Island the population was more than doubled, as there were only fourteen Reno previ- 'ously living om the a. It is interesting to mote that this was | Captain Cook's first coral island. In June, 1770, the navigator who put the east coast of Australia om the map--2,000 miles he surveyed sailing northward, sighted Low Island. But the Great Barrier Reef "closing in upon his track" was then still a secret of the sea. Cook could not know of the perils of the reefs, and om June 11 his vessel ran upon Endeavor Reef, be- tween Cooktown and Port Doug- las. The whole of the area is no- torious for the dangers and diff- culties that beset shipping. Hur- ricanes are plentiful. and few Sum- mers pass without disaster to ves- sels and ports. The expeditions researches will be among the coral and its pools and the mysterious mangrove swamp of the twin island, linked wih Low Woody at ebb tide. The reef has proved more desirable and more promising than anticipated by the party. Dr. Yonge considers that extensive research work may be carried out 'near home" (low Island); the island reef is so rich in life and offers a big field for all the specialists. Trips to other isles and reefs and ta the Outer Rarrier will be made, and dredsins in deep water beyond Low Island reef 1s on the program. The shore party is in charge of Dr. Stephensen, . chief zoologist, with his wife as one of his assist- ants. The work of this party em- braces the study of animal associa- tions of the reef in different zones. which are accurately mapped and measured. WILL SAIL TO FIND DEEP SEA SPECIMENS Miami, Fla., Nov. 28. -- Steel cables to permit fishing at a depth of two miles, and dynamite to use in blasting fish in deep water are among materials aboard the Ara, Only $4,500.00 On Your Terma Today's Bargain New 6 Room Brick Very Modern Reduced from $5,500 to $4,500 Disney Real Estate Opp. P.O, Phone 1580 the yacht Mr, and Mrs. W. K. Van- derbilt will use on their round the world expedition in search of un- known sea specimens. Preparation of the palatial 213 foot craft for the eight months voy- age indicate that this will be one of the most ambitious ventures of its kind ever undertaken. There are scores of jars and tanks aboard for keeping specimens. Mr. Vanderbilt 1s captain, lot and navigator of the craft, EL] such will be tue sole occupant of the chart room. The Ara will sail for Panama, later setting a course through the Pacific, ELLA CNIDERS--The First Rehearsal gs By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb BC _2 YIN 9 I \ \ _ By Geo, McManus J EAR pp --" WE i i WY Ts > THE UNITED STATES, BRIDGE IN THE dl TOMMY. ill] // 701 SHE RANVBOYY NATURAL BRIDGE, THE LARGEST WY THE WORLD 15 LOCATED I SOUTH EASTERN UTAW. IT HAS A SPAM OF 279 FEET AND 15 309 FEET HIGH. IT WAS DISCOVERED I 1909 BY A PARTY UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF JOHN WETHERILL, WHAT'S A NATURAL BRIDGE, | WELL, ITS DIFFERENT FROM THE KIND THAT MAKES MOTHER LATE TOMMY? BRIDGES 15 LOCATED i ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. IT HAS A SPAN OF 90 FEET AND I5 215 FEET ABOVE DALI[ Bop RA Tove ir: - HS NAME - I MOND ER ba Wome He iY E N KNOWS 75 (o}) . +