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OSHAWA, ONTARIG, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922 Oshawa and District No Change Locally While changes in the time table of the Grand Trunk Railway took place last Sunday and changes are scheduled to occur in the time tables of the Canadian Pacific Railway to- morrow, no trains passing through Oshawa are affected, Dies In Whitby, Alphonso Edward Lafete, for some years a resident of Port Whitby, died late Tuesday, after a brief ill- ness, He was employed at the On- tario Hospital there, and was active in several Pont Whitby associations. He was Treasurer of the South Ward Ratepayers' Association, and a mem- ber of the Sons of England and the 'Oddfellows. Coal Now Coming In The first eoal to reach Cobourg on the ferries for about two months came over on Saturday last, seven cars of coal for commercial firms being handled, Coal is now com- ing over at the rate of 25 cars a day, while empty coal cars are he- ing rushed over as fast as the boats can carry them, Holiday Traffic Heavy Hundreds of Oshawa people went to Toronto on Labor Day to help swell the attendance figures at the Canadian National Exhibition to 190,- 000, The Grand Trunk Railway re- ports that the traffic over their lines between Oshawa and Toronto was heavier than last yeur and that a large crowd, went up to the Queen City. The Canadian Pacific Railway ran a special train from Trenton on Labor Day morning and every one of the seven coaches was crowded. About 200 Oshawa people took this train to Toronto, Besides the rail- way passengers thera were hundreds of others whn motored up for the big "Fair, besides those who travel- led on Saturday and Sunday to spend the week-end hotiday in Toronto. Harvest Home Festival The Commanding Officer of the local Salvation Army, Brigadier G. Prescott, would like to acquaint all the inhabitants of Oshawa with the] fact that on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 16 and 17, the local corps are holding their Annual Harvest Fes- tival and Thanksgiving. This has been a great event in the S.A, for many years and its celebration is calculated to instil in all hearts the spirit of thankfulness to the Giver of all good gifts, The money raised by this is for the work in Canada and also for the Local Corps. All the Army's friends will therefore be assured that they are assisting the good work in their own neighborhood very, materially by contributions. effort rural . 86 Pupils at Port Perry The Port Perry High School open- ed on Tuesday morning with an en- rolment of eight-six students, Meets in Afternoon Beginning with tomorrow the Sun- day School of the Simcoe Street Methodist Church will again meet at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, instead of in the morning, Took First Prize Mr. Fred A. Kent, who maintains the beautiful rose garden at Port Perry, took first prize in the class for "Collection of Dahlias," at the Canadian National Exhibition at To- ronto, Port Perry Man Arrested Louis Green, of Port Perry, Ont., arrested in Montreal on Tuesday on a false pretense charge preferred against him in him in his home town, being heard on application for a writ oner to preyent his being taken back to Ontario to face the charge. Thieves Stripped Car Mr. Cochrane, of Newcastle, whose night, recovered it near Whithy where the thieves had evidently abandoned it after stripping if of al most every removable part, Wackson and Mr. Cochrane went tc Whithy on Thursday and after re placing the missing parts which cos' over $100, Mr. Cochrane was able to drive home, Writ Against Townships Reach and damages Uxbridge, for wrongful for lands of the plaintiff on the con, of Reach and Uxbridge, restraining said defendants further causing said water to upon his lands. A joint of the two Councils concerned wil he held in Uxbridge to discuss the matter, USUALLY Teacher--Now, children, it is a once, Boy--But isn't Sydney Bulletin. once FAIR WARNING have I shall have to send a home to your father. Tommy---You'd better not. Ma's as jealous as a cat.--Vaudeville News. y note is in the cells at detective headquar-|' ters in the Quebec metropolis, while in the Superior Court argument is of habeas corpus, sought by the pris- car was stolen from the street there during the band concert on Monday Chief Elias Day, who lives at Stretton- ville, has issued a writ against the corporations 'of the Townships of alleged and illegal diversions of service water upon the 8th and Mr. Day also asks for an injunction from meeting curious fact that the bee stings only enough?-- My 'aret Pollock, Bowmanville, spent Sunday with friends here, | The sympathy of the whole neigh- {horhood is extended to Mr, and Mrs. K. A. Grills, whose son Orville, met with a serious accident on the G.T.R, || track. Mr. Stephenson and Miss Louise, Oshawa, spent Sunday with friends. Miss Olive Found is visiting with Oshawa friends. Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy Penfound, Lindsay, are visiting with Mrs. Acy Penfound, Mr, and Mrs, G. F. Annis and Miss Ada, Miss Leta and Mr, Gordon Pic- kell and Mr, Cecil Found, spent Sun: day at Mr. A, I, Brent's, Tyrone. Mr. Gus Oke and lady friend, Tor- onto, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Oke, ~ Mr, and Mrs, L. J. Brooks, Bow- manville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Brooks, Messrs. Charles anjd Harry Oshorne, Sidney Nichols and Angus Trull mo- tored up and spent a day at the Ex. Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Trull, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Cameron, Toronto, spent the week-end at Mr. Ifa Trull's, School re-opened here Sept, 05th with our former teacher Miss Hillier in charge. Miss Nora Werry returned Catherines to resume duty in Mr, T, a teacher in the Shorthand Branch, Miss Margaret brother, Alan, are attending Bow- manville High School, Mr. and Mrs, Frank tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs, Avery, at Burketon on Sunday, Mrs, Levi Arnot is building a new stable and barn, Mr. on hearty congratulations to and Mrs. Foster M. Snowden marriage. Sorry to learn that is ll, Recent visitors: Mr. and Mrs, John Baker and family at Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs, H, Hardy and Russel at Mr. Thos. E. Hardy's, Whithy; Mr. Gordon Hardy, Cambray, with brothers; Mr. and Mrs, W. and daughter, Hastings, at Mr. H, E. Tink's; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tink at Mrs. E, Black coe and Cecil at Mrs. Grills, Toronto, at lake's; Mrs. Douglas McLaughlin and Brooklin; coe"s; Mrs. John Reynolds || cas A . Kenser, Salida, Colorado, U. 8. A, Mrs. P. J. Editor and Mrs. M, A. ville, at Mr. A. LL, Pascoe's; Burden, Lindsay, at Mr. C. A, chard's; Misses Helen and awa, at Mr. W. VanNest's; Ritchie, Peterboro, at Reeve Baker's; Miss Lyda Taylor is at Toronto; Taylor's; Mr. and Mrs. p ley at Mr. J. J. Brown's; nice Werry, Kedron, Mr. and W. Charles Werry and Miss Audrey Oshawa, at Mr, A. L. Pascoe's. p NORTH OSHAWA Fred Tonkin Mr. was in News of Nearby Places BETHESDA Messrs. Everett and Harold Hoar motored to Lindsay on Friday. Master Henry Childs visited Toron- to and the exhibition on Labor Day. Miss Ema Werry spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Werry on her return from Ottawa. Mr. Charles Stinson wisited To- | Ebenezer, visited Mr. and Mrs, Wes ronto this week and attended the ex- hibition. Miss Barrie, Bowmanville, visited Miss Gertie Scott for the week-end. Miss Irene Bragg, of Bowmanville, was visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Couch and attended Tyrone Harvest Home. Mr. and Mrs. Everton White and Marie, spent the week-end with his parents at Elizabethville, Mr, and Mrs. Everett Hoar were entertained at her father's home at Enniskillen, in honor of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Downey, of Peterboro. Practically every family was rep- resented at Tyrone Harvest Home services on Sunday. All pronounce Dr. 8. W. Dean, B.A., an up-to-date and inspiring speaker. Tyrone were indeed fortunate in securing so emi- nent a preacher. Better hear Rev, E. B. Cooke, of Newcastle, at. Long Sault next Sab- bath. Excellent program on Monday, 11th, Boys, take your best girl to the supper and remain to hear tne Bragg Quartette and other artists. Rev. J. E. Bickell, of Bethzny, a former pastor, will give an address. Rain is much needed in this vie- inity. SALEM Misses Eva Lane, Hilda Foley and Thelma Powers visited Miss Laila Wilkins. Mrs. E. Northeote, of Toronto, is Visivag her sister, Mrs. F. J. Fitzger- ald. Mrs. Thomas Hoar, Toronte, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Robt Collacutt, Mrs, Terry visited Mr. and Mrs. E J. Doidge. Mrs. M. A. McLean, of nville, visited Mrs. Fred Honey. Mrs. Randall, of Port lope», visited | Mrs Mr. F. A. Squair. and Mrs. Artaar G. Werry | Werry. Mr. and Mrs. A, H. | Mr. Leslie Collacutt. Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Willard, of Taronto, visited Mrs. A. E. Clemens, of Bow- manvillle. MYRTLE London, were in the village Monday calling on friends and relatives here Miss Jean Fisher has she is recovering nicely. a few days holiday with during which he built window in the an implement shed. Three expert drivers Mr. in am Park from gravel sent the car into a wire fence other Mr. harm done. Eli Harnden Saturday evening an impromptu musical concert, ing such primitive evening. On a noise. drank or smoked, to health and future happiness. HAMPTON Epworth League meeting last week was in charge of the First Vice Presi- dent, Miss Nora Horn. Sqripture Lesson was read in umison and the topic was well presented by Miss Frances Clatworthy. Mrs. H. Smyth and Miss Lottie Horn sang a duet. After a season of praver in which several of the Leaguers took part, Miss Ruth Johns gave a short read- ing and the meeting closed with the benediction. League this week will be held on Thursday evening it being Floral Night. Everyone come bring flowers. Mr. Elmer Rundle and boy friend, Toronto, visited at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A- E. Rundle. Mr. F. W. Brooks, Somerset, Eng- land, is visiting relatives and old ac- quaintances here. Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Worden and with is mother Mrs. John Worden, Messrs. Gordon and Jack Pickell, of Detroit, are spending a pleasant holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Pickell Bowma- Brent visited Robt. Collacutt and Mr. E. Carmichael and family, of had an operation for ear trouble, from which Mr. Slaughter, of Toronto, spent extra house and erected the village met with an accident Satur- day evening, when an obstruction of The car was badly damaged but no and Miss F. Shand were married at Columbus on Tuesday the boys treated them to us- instruments as mouldboards, plowshares, shot guns, and any old thing that would make The happy couple respond- ed liberally and the boys lined up at Rodd"s Emporioum, where they their good and | family, Toronto, spent the week-end | bition, Mrs. two daughters, also Mr. Charlie Hilda Pie, and Frances a good time. Master Addison Scott week-end at his uncle's, Vice, Elda. Mr. Fred Dearborn have returned home to Mr. Peterboro Dearborn. merly of this here one day last week. last Wednesday. in Toronto over the holiday. -| While driving into town one buggy. pital. ,|for a speedy recovery. The Ladies' Aid held meeting Wednesday afternoon. Dennis', Miss Eileen Scott days. Mr. Fraser, of Brooklin, will preach at 'i~ Sunday evening service, Sun- day, Sept. 10. day in Toronto, Mr. Moffatt and little son, Arthur, were in Toronto Wednesday and at- tended Toronto Exhibition. taken Sunday evening by Mrs. Walk- er of the Salvation Army, assisted by Mrs. Bailey. Master Walker gave a couple of cornet solos and Mrs, Bai- lay sang that pretty solo. "Since Jesus Came Into My Heart." Mr. and Mrs. Sin, of Ashburn, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bentley. Mr. John Alexander and son, Jack, were at the Toronto Exhibition last Tuesday. KEDRON Mr. Frank Lee, of Ottawa, and friend, Mr. day at F. W. Lee's. Mr. A. D. VanDyk® spent a few days in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pascoe, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Luke and Mrs. H. F. Werry motored to Fenelon, to cele- brate the minetieth birthday of their aunt, Mrs. I. Elford. Miss Bernice Werry visited rela- [tives at Brooklin and Solina recently. Mrs. 8. Sonley, Crystal City, Mani- toba, visited relatives here. Miss Lena Hoskin visited relatives at Oshawa. Mrs. Bragg and Ruby, of Bowman- ville,. Mr. and Mrs, E. Rundle, Doris and Wilma of Oshawa visited at Mr. |W. Hoskins. Miss Florence Luke has gone to Ashburn to take charge of the Mrs. A. E. Clemens and Miss Marg- 'school there , to St. Frank Wright's Business College as McKessock and her Westlake at- Their many friends hereabout offer their his Warner Port Perry; Mr, and Mrs. W. N, Pas- Mr. W, H. West- children, Oshawa, at Mr. A. L. Pas- home scene of the gathering was Mr. Geo. go | from Guelph and Cherrywood; Mrs. |Ormiston's grove through which runs |Sonley, Crystal City, Man., Mrs. Dor- a sparkling little brook. Spalding, Aurora,|hide-and-seek, James and |dling in the ereek. Mr. Norman 8. B. James, Bowman-| Mr. W.| Blan-|pres., Muriel | ion Baker at Grandpa Bragg's, Bowman-|coe; ville; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brooks, Osh- son; Mrs. J.|ton; Thomas and daughter Marjory, Oril-| girls lia, at Mr. Harry Argue's; Mr. Brad-| having Toronto last Tuesday and attended the Exhi- Mr. Barrett, accompanied by her went to Niag- ara Falls last Wednesday and report spent the Walter and family after spending the summer hoNdays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. Henry Wilkins, of Whitby, for- place, was visiting Mrs. Harry Dennis was in Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Teetor Camera were We are sorry to report the accident | which happened to Mrs. Brown, Sr. day last week she was thrown from the She was taken to the hos- She was able to return home that evening and we sincerely hope its annual Mr. and Mrs. Kerman and family spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Harry spent Sunday with her friend, Miss Hilda Barrett. Mr. Rogers, Conlin's school teach- er, returned Saturday from his holi- Miss Emma Fice spent last Tues- The Sunday evening services were Morton, spent the holi- PAGE THREE Miss F, Wheeler and friend of Toronto, visited at F. Cross 8, Miss Gladys Crossman returning with them for a few days, Mr. and Mrs, W. G, Cowle and boys of Napanee, Misses Doris and Helen Batty, of Brooklin visited at H. F, Werry's. Mr. J, and Miss BE. Wright, of Blackstock, visited at R. J, Luke's. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoskin and child- ren visited Mrs, Hoskin's mother at Orono on Monday. Misses Bernice Werry, Marie Cale, May Armour and Mr, Walton Pas- coe have returned to High School while Helen and Ruth Cole are com- mencing their first year, Miss Bessie Scott, Columbus, visi- ted her sister, Mrs, George Scott. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mountjoy and children, visited Mrs, W. Langmalid, Oshawa, who with her daughter Vida has returned after an extensive trip visiting relatives in the northwest and Dakota, Pleased to see Rev, E, W. Rowland in the pulpit again after his vacation, ENFIELD Mr. and Mrs, Albert Niddery and family, Tweed; Mr. and Mrs, Harry James and family, Columbus; Mr. Lee and Mrs, Darby, Kedron; and Mrs. Herb Trull and her mother, Mrs, Abraham, were guests at Mrs. John Hepburn's, Mrs. A. Alexander Oshawa. Mr, Elmo Ashton F. T. Ashton's, Our teacher, Miss Sargent, spraln- ed her ankle and was unable to com- mence teaching until Thursday, A number of ladies of the Enfield Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Frank Gilbert on Wednesday afternoon of last week for the pur- pose of reorganizing the Ladies' Aid, After considerable discussion the following officers were elected: Pres- ident, Mrs. Frank Gilbert; vice pres., Mrs, Leslie Pascoe; sec,, Mrs. Elmer Bradley; asst, sec.,, Mrs. Ed- win Ormiston; treas., Mrs. Bert Fer- _guson; pianist, Mrs, Fred Smith; asst, pianist, Mrs. Russell Ormiston. It was decided to hold the meetings on the first Wednesday of each month at 2.30 p.m. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mrs. R. Ormiston, on October 4. All the ladies are cordially invited to attend. | The Merry Maids class of the Sun-| day School held a most enjoyable picnie on Saturday afternoon. The is visiting at visited at Mr. THE NEW FALL MERCHANDISE IS ARRIVING DAILY Everybody is interested in the new Merch- Games of all kinds were indulged in, including charades, and pad-| The elected: following new officers Pres., Helen Pascoe; Verna Ormiston; . sec., Mar-| Simpson; treas., Dorothy Pas missionary treas., Elva Fergu-| lookout committee, Merle Ash-| flower committee for Septem-| Elva Ferguson and Dorothy | were vice (her, Mr. | Pascoe, Ei Mrs. Ed. Dean, ( , at Mr. W. | Teacher--Tommy, if you don't be- 3nd Mrs. Ed. Dean, Orono, at Mr. W. | After partaking of a most bounti- Clare | ful picinic spread the tired but merry | homeward, | {the mayor suggested that the trestle their thoroughly wended way enjoyed their Miss Ber-) af ernoon together Mrs. ? BROOKLIN Mr. Chas. Morrison, of New Lo- well, and Mrs. Sterling, of Scarboro visited their brother, Wm, Morrison over the week-end. Roy Britton, of Smith is visiting at Mr. W. Blight's. Mrs. Fleming and friend of Bow- ,| manville are visiting at Dr. Moore's. e Mrs. Geo. Curtis, of Wiarton, vis- ited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Skinner over the week-end. Miss Edith Hewson, visited Miss M. Kerr last week. Mr. Harold Brandon, Falls, and last year assistant-prineipal Queen Victoria Model School, North Bay, and on the Critic Staff of the the recent Entrance 45 pupils write, acquiring honors. Mr. Ed. Elliott returned after a two months' vacation to resume his duties as principal of the Public School here, which re-opened on Tuesday with a full attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Norman White and family are on a motor trip to Roch- ester, N. Y. Miss Waite, of Goderich, County, is visiting Frank Robinson. Mrs. Roper, who is quite ill with typhoid fever, was removed to Osh- awa Hospital last week. Mr. George Lang, of Dnffalo, has been visiting at Dr, James Moore's. Rev. D. M. Stinson called at the parsonage last week. The choir of the Methodist Church is planning to have an en- tertainment 'n the futurs, Mrs. Valentine, of Toronto, and Miss Lillian Duncan, of London, are visiting at Mrs. Wm. Draper's. Mr. and Mrs. John Blizh: were in Burketon list week attending the funeral of Wis. Blight': grandmoth- er and 43 pass, 12 Huron her sister, Mrs Mr. Radford Gordon, of Sarnia, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Innis. Mrs. Haater, of Hamilion, is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Robson Mr. and M-z. H. S. Southall an? son. of Buffalo spent the week-end at Dr James Moore's Miss Iris Richardson has spent the last two week® with Mis Rlcamnor Johnson. Miss Ada Gilchrist, of Orillia, has Peen the guest of Miss Alice Moore for a time. | A large number from around here | are attending the Toronto National Exhibition. Services in the Methodist Church morning and evening as usual. Pas- tor im charg-. Mrs. Rodman, of Torouto, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. W. M. Lawrence Mrs. John Maymnerd has returned home after a lengthy wisit with Mr. Howard Mackey entertained a number of his friends at a corn roast last Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Speacer and Mr. Neil Speucer of Guederham, are on a trip to Huron County to visit their sister, Mrs. Eliza Thomp- son. i 3 {Continued on page 19) andise for Fall, and every day is unfolding more and more wonders right before our eyes. Nice big comfortable coats, dainty frocks, serge dresses, suits, in fact everything that is dear to a woman's heart, Then we come to the lingerie department, of course Watson's Underwear being the best, you will find it the most prominent. The prices this year are so reasonable, Sweater wools and every. color imaginable, in wools are represented in our stock, such as Granny's Own and Monarch, Our Own Special and others patterns daintiest to be ready made sweaters in Only the best makes Thea new Hose and Gloves are causing great excitement. The qualities are exceptional, the seen, and the prices are a very small consideration. Those who sew will simply bubble over with enthusiasm when they see our new Homespuns and Silks and some of the loveliest all-over Laces. The Dress Goods section is just over- flowing with good things. Then we come to the House Furnishing and Staple lines, Many new things are to be found here, that will make yo ur home attractive dur- ing the long cold winter evenings. In fact September is one of the most pleasant months in the year to do shopping. Everything is new and fresh looking. The prices are such as only a store with a strictly cash system can offer, {town on Tuesday and that Mary Jas. |would be treated on Wednesday, along North Bay Normal School, hai in| Examinations. |The Chief has not Motorists Must Stop (Continued from page 1) chanic street, and had noticed that the little platforms at the side of bridge are unsafe, He thought that these platforms should be cut off while might be fenced at hoth ends. matter was referred to the committee, The Councillor Hawkes pointed out how the dusty condition of Mary Street North was aggravating citizens of that neighborhood. Town Smith, two car loads of oil had St. with other thoroughfares. Councillor {0. R. Burns asked Chairman J. V. Hill {of the Fire and Water Committee if he 'had information as to why Oshawa had of Oshawa, [not {tion of the Dominion Fire Chiefs' As- formerly | sociation held recently at | principal of Brooklin Publie School | Dep. Reeve Hill stated that he doesn't in (know why Fire Chief A. C. Cameron been represented at the conven- Chatham, did not attend, pointing out that he had told the Fire Chief he could attend and could take another man with him. spoken to Dep. Reeve Hill regarding the matter. Relief from Smoke Nuisance A petition signed by about 66 resi- dents of the lower part of the South | west ward was received and read. It | sought relief from the smoke nuisance which is caused by the Schofield Wool- len Mills. Councillor R. D. Preston told of visiting a Royal Street home which was covered with soot, remark- ing that a by-law might be passed call- ing for a smoke consumer on chim- neys. Councillor W. J. Trick thought that a special committee should be ap- pointed to see Mr. C. Schofield in con- nection with the matter. Councillor A. W. Brown told of vis- iting a newly painted' Royal Street home which will have to be repainted again, due to this smoke nuisance. He mentioned that the situation is due to the coal shortage, the Woollen Mills being compelled to use soft coal, but he has been living for 11 years om College Hill and while there has mot been a fuel shortage for eleven years still smoke has always come out of the Woollen Mill, as it is now. Coun- cillor O. R. Burns stated that he lives only one block from the mil] and he has mever had any complaint to make in regard to this matter. Councillor Moffatt said that the residents of that section of the town have their remedy in that they may lay a complaint un- der the law for maintaining a nuis- ance. The matter was finally referred to the Manufacturers' Committee. Nassau St. Sidewalk The Board of Works will deal with | a petition for a sidewalk on the west side of Nassau Street from Gibbs Street to the south end. The Property Committee will handle the request of the Bell Telephone Company for per- mission to erect poles on certain streets. A letter from John Waddell regarding a sewer for Eulalie Avenue was sent on to the Board of Works as was a communication from J. L. Parliament relating to the condition of the roads in the neighborhood of Glid- don Avenue, Tylor and Huron Cres- friends in London and other points. jcents. The report of the Finance Commit- tee was presented by Dep. Reeve F. L. Mason in the absence of the chairman, Reeve G. Morris. A letter from the Board of Health stating that sanitary sewers are necessary on Yonge Street from King Street to Athol Street and on French Avenue from the north man hole to the southern boundary of the the | railway | Engineer W. C. | who was present, stated that | arrived in| { Reesor property was sent on to the | Board of Works, | | Those present at the Council meet- | ing were: --Mayor John Stacey, Dep, | | Reeve J. V. Hill, Dep: Reeve F. L. Mas- lon, and Councillors A. W. Brown, R. | D. Preston, O. R. Burns, W. B. Rowe, | IW. J. Trick, D. A. Hubbell, R. Moffatt, | 0. M. Alger, and T. Hawkes, L. O. Clifford's Herd of Herefords Capture Prizes at the C.N.E. gone Oshawa ir this rare ivilege of | viewing me of the prize winning stock which captured a majority | the ribbons in the Hereford cattle class at the Canadian tional Ex hibition at Toronto this year. Mr L. 0. Clifford, M.P., of Harmony exhibited heavily in the Hereford class and won many places. This same herd will be on exhibition in Oshawa next week and as it is the first time that Herefords have shown at the lacal 'fair in vears they will draw much tion. | The following is the list of Mr Clifford's winnings at Toronto in the Hereford classes: Bull--3 4th. Bull --Junior (yearling), 1st. Cow 3 years and over, 2nd. Heifer--2 years, 1st. Heifer--Senior (yearling), and 2nd. Heifer--Junior Heifer Calf-- Graded Herd Get of one sire--2nd. Two progeny of one 3rd and 4th. Junior Herd--1st. Senior Champion Bull--1st, low Spring, Gay Lad 56th. Junior Champion female--Pricess 35th. Visitors at the year will have the hee: some atten- |] years and over, 1st and (yearling), 1st Senior, 1st and 2nd 2nd. cow--2nd Dil- FACING A FACT Teacher--Which letter follows the letter H? Freddie--1 don't know, teacher. Teacher--What have I on both sides of my nose? Freddie Freckles, ma'am.--'Top- ics of the Day" Films. TCC GOOD REASON Teacher-- Who can tell me why we should always be neat and clean? Cathleen--In case of accident, eacher!--""Topics of the Day" Films, |Gillivray, Whitby. | time | sion, is Presbytery Hears Reports of General ® Assembly Sessions The presenting of reports from several who attended "the General Acsembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, held recently in Winni- peg, was one of the chiel! items of business before the Whithy Presby- tery at its reglar meeting held in the {Oshawa Presbyterian Church on | Tuesday. Rev. George Yule, Osh- awa, reported for the ministerial delegates, while Mr. W. H. Carru- thers, Bowmanville, and Mr, W. Rad- cliffe, Brooklin, spoke for the elders who attended. Those present at the Preshytery meeting: Revs. A. Mach. Haig, Ashburn: J. R. Fraser, Colum- bi D. W. Best, Bowmanville; J. F. Clugson, Dunbarton; J. W. Rae, |Orono; P. F. Gardiner, Pickering; J. I. Hall, Port Perry; E. Turking- ton, Whithy, and G. Yule, Oshawa. The elders present were: Messrs. J. C. Young, Oshawa; A. R. MecDon- ald, Utica; W. Radcliffe, Brooklin; Orono, and J. G. Waddell, vy. and Dr. Charles F, Mc- Kingston Man Gets Two Years for Theft To be rudely awakened in the wee jgema' hours of the morning from a sound slumber is unpleasant at any but to awake and find an of- ficer of the iaw at your side ready to encircle your wrists with a pair of bracelets from which it is impos- sible to remove until given permis- much more disagreeable. This was the plight in which Norris Tuttle, of Kingston, found himself while sleeping in his room at the 'Commercial Hotel, King Street West. Sergt, Paxton and Provincial Officer Palmer made the arrest and the fol- lowing morning the prisoner was taken to Whitby where he was charged with breaking in and enter- ing a boarding car on the Grand Trunk Railway and stealing a sait case and clothes. Last night in Whitby Police Court before Magistrate Willis Tuttle was sentenced to two years less one day at Burwash. Accused has served two terms previously for theft. Anthracite in decorated boxes may find mention in this year's lists of ap- propriate Christmas gift.-- Boston Transcript. CCOR MICKS BISCUITS cl SLT RN, di He SR --s