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u THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1929 Suburban and District News Gathered By 7 mes Staff Reporters and Correspondents, 'Ipresent were: Mr, and Mrs. Donald " PAGE FIV. Mrs. Grant Gerrow, Among those Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, Mr, and Mrs. Grant Gerrow, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carnegie, Mr. and Mrs. I, R, Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Levia, Mr and Mrs, Milton Good, rE ------ ii) and pire, Gordon, McKee, Misses Leilla McNeillan and Annie Archer ASHBURN a id Ter; Yr ie of Oshawa, Miss Edna and Lena Mec- rn visted Mr. and Mrs, H. Willson on Kee, Misses Dorls Nind, Grace Ashburn, Jan, 26.--Miss Hilda | Monday evening. The 1) Rundle, Lois Lundy, Helen Willard, Hopkins visited during the week | A very pleasant evening was spent | usual meeting on Monday night with Stella Wilson, Marion Farmer, An- : : : with Mrs, Floyd Jones of Brooklin.|at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr, Hilton Tink in the chair, The nie Farmer, G, Hutcheson Isabel TO BE HELD ON WEDNESD AY = Much sympathy is extended to | Johnson on Thursday, when they en- | opening hymn followed by prayer by Cawker, Norene Cawker, Frances w Mr, Jabez Leach, in the recent |tertained about twenty of their | Mr, Alan McKissock. The president Christy, Margaret Forman, Mabel 1 : death at Cobourg of his brother | friends. The evening was spent in [intimated that Ebenezer League will Somerville, Lucille Leask, Eunice > ' Mr. Will Leach laying progressive euchre. Mrs. A. | Visit our league on Monday, Jan. 28, Malcolm, Doris Sandy, N. Sieve, : ! ; Tr. . v ying, p Tadice pH nd | Mr. Ernest Debarr, the third vice- Helen Mellow, Frances Mellow, Mar Old friends here were sorry to|V. Drew won the ladies' prize an esid th took cha d TY . | hear this week of the death of a|Mr, H, Willson the gentlemen's ab ont, Bl gr ge ane fan Switzer, Jean Switzer, Minnie | former business man of this village'| award, while Je couclation prize a alides at ie § ry % Dou hnu : Turner, Mears 3 Saade Pearce, * on of the late Alexander | went to Mrs, R, Luke. Damty re- . «BP , BE, m Mount- Whitolny of Whitby, Sone years | freshments were served by the hose Mosca, MI. Alay ag Sock Rape joy, G, Robertson, H, Peel, A. Mit- Ff deceased kapt a Bote] liere and] tess. a ; s & 0 es € . chell Gemmell, Pletzer, A. Brock, | ed ly very highly of |. Mr. Thos. Oke is in very poor Plaized the Pictures ag they were pu} Ld 8. Beare, L. Rundle, W. Chapman, him as a citizen and a neighbor, | health and under the doctor's care. £8 tho Seveut. of ua a NE wi H, Balfour, A. Carnegie, W. Car- . The sorrowing widow and family | We wish him a speedy recovery. TesUUE pa amili negie, Munro T. Blight, R. Miller, T. Be Sure and Get Here < : part was closed with an old familiar Harrie, Dr. McArD Dr. R or Is have the sympathy of former hymn. Mr. B, G, Stevens then read RA an: S BL, r. Rennie. t 8.30 ; - fritids here, tot the. vill n TYRONE the gH Shape 18, "WHY Dur Ane a Jekirias, . Leask, O, Switzer, a . e hills east of the village have as an Alcohol Pro , . " " been very dangerous for traffic of ing Jas sloed A Sitsing 2 hymn 5 The sTpathy of the Community i. ; late. owing to their jcy condition, MT: . | and benediction by Rev. Mr. Bick, n 0 Mrs, John Bradly and . . Mr, Gordon Fisher took a num- ay, Jan. 6. ail and ig The class in hasketry ia Solna is ] Ranily i thelr Jevent bereavement. All Remnants of Flannelette, Prints, Ging- ber of truck loads of cattle to the | Mps, J, Hendricks of Trenton is|off to a good start with some from r. Morley Doubt, visited Port 3 in. 0 sity for the farmers this week. Un- | visiting at Mr. Harry Collacutt's and | Zion taking the lessons; also some Perry friends over the week-end. hams, Cretonnes, Draperies, Sateens, Lin : Cc or fortunately there has been a big |other relatives here. ' from Taunton, The lessons wil Yery b We are pleased to hear that Miss gerie Crepes, Towellings, etc., yard cesses as slump in prices, Mr, and Mrs, W, J, Dudley of Bow- Interesting and beneficial to 4 Norma Orchard is still improving Ye be ynday With Mr. aud Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hordy and Miss : , hy gi] oo eet All Remnants of Dress Goods and Silks r HARMONY Mr, and Mrs, F. L, Byain, Doreen | Irene and baby Walter, New Toronto, er she has been for the past few or 25¢ yar SEE WINDOW DISPLAY y and Young spent Sunday with Mr. |at Mr, Harvey Hardy's. weeks, in pd land Mrs, Lillacroft at Cannington, Mr, Thos. Baker at Soponres hiv at Mr. George Pamer, of Toronto Harmony, Jan, 25--The Harmony| Miss Virtue and Mr, W. Staples | newing old acquaintances 2h eing IAG was home for the week-end Ra RR - HL 1a Trail Rangers eld thelr, regular visited the former's brother, Mn JJ Dyesent when the new warden was BARING . " meeting Wednesday night. ter the | Virtue, of Hampton, who is ill. elected, A a brief business session the Mentor| Mr, Norman Woodley has returned . Mr. Zhi Nv Jom Baker aye Lp R SEAGRAVE 5 Dozen Women's PRINTED SMOCKS ave the introductory talk to the|from visiting his sister, Mrs, E, | heen Vis y yy . . ht BE aE el iE Mheoid Eden idie i Wy : their uncle, Mr. W. K. Osborne, re €.W. GILLETT CO. LYD. i A Wednesday Bargain of More Than Passing Interest 2 ares" Donald Hern is to take chap-) Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Turner, of | cently passed away. He tas Fe TORONTO. CAN 8 Made of the finest quality mercerized print in neat floral patterns, and iu , , known, having picked apples with f eagrave, Jan, 26, -- The annual A : : : ter one next week. A new member | Greenwood, visited their daughter, | kn ) 36 42 1- was initiated being given: both the | Mrs, Floyd Dudley Mr. W. J. Bragg, M.P.P, congregational meeting of the Sea- trimmed with plain cotton broadcloth, Sizes 36 to 42. [ts first and second degree. The boys| Misses Mary Brightwell and Eliza The Toakue ot dad Airey ES Srave Usiteq Swuren was held jn the ) [:} . ' y e ns REL Rg Rg The Bo eelow Yistiad Miss Bata Cole onl gt. Cobourg on account of the Simpson, Ave Yours Mes 4 Ouehess eyeNing nu Jan, 15, 1929, with the esday Sale Hi 1.00 Each ce conducted, the reds scoring 31 points | Quarterly service on Sunday morn- | enidemic of scarlet fever in that th a Tnoe Dan ev, ur, Davidson, in the 8 and the Blues 30. iter some Eames ine was well attended, Rev, 3 R. | vicinity, walked over two miles through the |The meeting Tien Xie Frésent, ! Siem ; : the meeting clcsed with prayer, rompour preached an excellent ser- indi d were wel at boys are urged to attend the class on [mon and at the close sacrament was SOLINA bidding mew, ir i BL hotry any 3 Whore atk W Rev, Mv. David- : Sunday. administered, which they received at the end of | On motion of Mr, F. Worn and THE LAST GREAT FINAL 50 DRESSES Ly Ee their journey, The orchestra which | Mr, H, Leask, Mrs. H., Eagleson acted EFFORT Values from $9.75 to $19.50 RB * Solina, Jan, 22,--We are BOTY | ,.q composed of twelve young men, | ag gecretary for the evenin Th st to report the accident which befell displayed an abundance of talent, | minutes of the last annual Sn To lear dress and coat racks. before i Miss Jane Leask, while 1eaving|and gave a varied program of classi- | were read from draft and adopted no . Yi or 4.95 of home to visit a neighbor she slipped | ca) and popular music, which be- lmotion of Mr. H, Leask and Mr q stock-taking, wi'l be made on Wednes- io on the ice and fell breaking her spoke careful training. Me. G. Clark, Eagleson. The meeting instructed day and Thursday. reader, was well receiv A a ese minutes b ad BY vor league held the usual | appearance, his habitant selections, | records by the ies na placed in the : PARTY DRESSES hs meeting on Mondey night with Mr. | being, perhaps the most popular num-| The pastor's report showed: fami. OUR POLICY Silk and Wool Jerseys, and silk dresses E Hilton Tink in the chair, Opening | bers, He Was YeIY Eencrous With les on circuit, 52; members, 101; Of clearing every garment each season of for miss and matron enter into this whirl- he nymn was 389. followed by prayer | his offerings, Mr. Ar Bh Hu ent members, 78; absent mem- the year, brings to you at this time bar- wind clearance. You cannot afford to ® by Mr, Alan McKessock. Minutes | tenor, rendered several pleasing solos | bers, 23, 8 ye a ; \ : a, y Mr. 3 and approvéd of last|in an extremely musical voice. H's Regutar visits' were paid. the gains in dresses and coats that are 'noth- miss seeing this collection, b, bie ge President then inti- high Rotes hi especially Mell 1ar SECrAMERtY] sored Tons Yegu ime short of sensational, 2 i e an: resonad . ™ mated that ig ey 2 of Tor trouble, a number of the' or- fhe. week of prayer served, STL 156 WOMEN'S COATS Yioll. ONE league Wonesh Debalr the | chestra were late in arriving and in | meeting, but we are looking forward Regular values $19.50 to $69.50 have 3 ard vice president then took charge he interval of waiting, the Weners to a better year in 1929, Mr. F. Wat- 8 ONLY, GIRLS' COATS been re-priced for the final clean up. it and called o i Bi ee RD With a number of violin and son Nan Nuala lo sive a Tull nay. Regu'ar $10.00 to $15.95. On sale for Sale prices 4d charge of the lantern 8 i lections and readinss, which [pag re McKessock, | piano selec 4 ad not been closed. On motion of life of Moses. Mr. Alan : atly enjoyed, The young og i mapipulated the lantern while Mr, ba. Mg ig Tens of an apprecia- ig 2 Ro alds ig Yo 8 Egle $3.95 to 56.95 $4.95 to $29.50 ty Bick explained the pictures 23 they tive audience if they should make 3 that hereafter the annual report for were put on, This was 8 FY ois return visit to the village, the year be printed before the first 2d teresting part of the meeting. quarterly meeting of the new year of part was closed by 211 singing the RY and that subscriptions unpaid PA old familiar hymn wi nS es PORT PER ported as outstanding subscriptions. | work of the Sunday school is very [at the Port Perry arena on Tuesday |still is dashing through the dust of = or Hold." Mr. B, G. 3 vens our Carried. The Ladies' Aid financial |gatisfactory and shows great interest | evening, Jan. 29. The first game will [the dirt tracks, is the veteran, read the first capter in 3Y Th Mr. and report was read by Mrs. 8S. Reynolds | being taken in the Sunday school, |be called at 8 p.m. These games Ralph De Pilms. One of the | Age has an Alcohol Problem". The | port perry, Jan, 26.-- Mr. a "nd was as follows: Expenditures,| Mr. John Brown and son Will of |ought to provide a good night of p alma, ] | meeting was closed by singing Bymn | nrg, Fank Derusua ius fu...) Charleston, Ont. Sunday school, $10; | Toronto visited friends during the sport. greatest sportsmen of the roaring 120 and benediction by Rev, MF. ly and Mrs, George Beverley and storm windows, $32.50; budget fund, past week. road, he still is at a sport that has Bick. Norma, all of Claremont, spent Sun- | 825; Santa Claus Fund, $2; ecaretak- Mr, Orr Shunk and Mr. Wes Frise {battered his body and whitened his Phe class in basketry at Solina 18 | 500 with Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Peters. 'ing, $125; church report, $5; miscel- | motored to Toronto on Friday morn-| And mot to be forgotten, for he | hate. off to a good start with some from | 'Mpg. Chas, Wells is visiting Mr, 'aneous articles, $44.78; cash on|jpg : . successful men "out of barefoot as thousands Turn your visions into realities by means of a Bank of Montreal savings account, nadians are doing, BANK OF MONTREAL 3 \ 5 of other Ca- Zion taking the lessons, also from Taunton the lessons are very inter- esting and will prove beneficial to all taking them. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardy and Miss Irene and baby Walter, New Toronto visited with Mr. Harvey Hardy. Mr, Thos. Baker visited at Co- bourg renewing old acquaintances and was present when the new warden was elected. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker visited at Bowmanville where her uncle Mr N. K. Osborne recently passed away he was well known having® picked apples with Mr. W. J. Bragg M.P.P, Our league at Eldad withdrew sending their delegate to Winter School at Cobourg on account of the epedimreic of Scarlet Fever in that vicinity. PICKERING Pickering, Jan, 25.--Mr. jee. An- drew has been confined to his home during the past few days with a se- vere cold. Miss Heard of Whitby was the guest of Miss Mary Spencer, over and Mrs. Roy Good, of O-nawa. awa with her daughter, Mrs, C. 3tiner, who has been ill, Mrs. E. B, Walker and Miss Mary Walker were in Toronto for a few days this week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mansell Gerrow, on the birth of their baby boy. One of Port Perry's oldest resi- dents Dr. J. O, Murray died on January 16th, after a short illness, at the home of his son, Mr. Fred Murray, in Canton, Ohio, Dr. Mu- ray was born in Ingersoll in 1845 and had lived in Port Perry for 63 years. He is survived by one son Mr, Fred Murray, Canton Ohio and one daughter Mrs. McKenzie, of Akron Ohio, also several grand- children. The funeral service was held in the church of the Ascension, and was conducted by Rev. T. A. Nind, A great many old friends were present. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery, The death occurred on Monday Jan, 21st, of Mrs. Rosanna Piety Nott, another old resident of Port Perry. Mrs, Nott recently celebrate her 91st birthday. She is pa by one son Edwin of Port Perry Mrs. H. L. Collacutt, is in Osh- | hand, $45.65; total for year's work, $289.93. On motinn of Mrs. S. Rey- nolds and Mrs. H, Eagleson, the re- port was adopted. The report of the Quadrata Club was read by the treasurer, Mis~ Grace Reynolds. Members enrolled, 16. Receints for 1928, $70.95; expen- ditures, $34.16. The report was adopted, It was moved and seconded that the same board of stewards be 'reap- pointed, as follows: Mr. F. Watson, Mr. T. Couch, Mr. A. Dance, Mr, A. Orchard, Mr. J. Holdershaw, Mr. H. Wannamaker, Mr. Elmer Clements, Mr. A. Bruce, Mr. R. Scott, Mr. A. Martin, Mr. H. Short. Moved by Mr. H. Eagleson, sec- onded by Mr, H. Leask, that a vote of appreciation to Mrs. Roy Scott be placed on books for her efficiency of her duties as organist and that the secretary be instructed to send her a note conveying this feeling from the meeting. Carried. After which the meeting adjourned. Sunday School In spite of the weatherman last Sunday mornng there was an attend- ance of 83 at Sunday school which is very encouraging to our superinten- dent, Mr, John Mark. The Sunday school report was not given at the Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wilson of Myrtle visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clements recently. Mr, and Mrs. J. Rowe and family of Whitby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shunk on Tuesday evening, We are glad to report Mrs. Rowe's mother, Mrs. Lamb, improving slow- ly from her very serious illness. Mrs. Lamb is at present with her daugh- ter, Mrs, J. Shunk, Mr. L. Scott is in Toronto this week on some mining business of which he has an interest. : Mrs. S. J. Wooldridge attended the funeral of her uncle, Mr. John Leask, in Port Perry. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Wooldridge and Mr. H. Leask and family of deceased. Rural Hockey Leacrue The first games of the Rural Lea- gue, Greenbant" v. Seagrave; Man- chester vs. Honeydale, will be played re ! i; lis ® stron # alont ' shec kerc Stop that Bark! White Pine & Sprace Balsam (Mentholated) PGE and 50¢ Karn's Drug Store Phone 378 annual meeting, owing to the trea- _ Established 1817 the week-end. and several grandchildren. i} Total Assets in excess of $870,000,000 ~~ R. S. MORPHY Manager Oshawa Branch. rg JAN. 30-31 See and Hear The BANJO TWINS . IMPORTED FROM OLD KENTUCKY AT GREAT EXPENSE -~ FOUR BIG NIGHTS ~ Of Music, Songs and Laughter BY THE WORLD'S GREATEST ARTISTS A Ticket Guazantees You A Seat 100 Rush Seats Each Night PY. HC Fifth Aeoval Minsire' Show St. Georze's Parish Ha'l, Centre St. ADMISSION. 35¢ EEE EEEERERRYV " -r FEB. 14 Wl The Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. W, J. Clark on Tuesday next. Owing to the epidemic which was raging at the time of the December meeting, which da Poste t, the program of that meeting will be given next week. A special feature will be a belated exchange of Christmas pres- ents. Miss Florence Down, of Oshawa, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Monney. Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Bushby, and daughter, visited friends in Clare- mont, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyes, Master Jack and 7 Miss Mary, motored to Port Perry on Sunday, and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Hogue of Owen Sound are visiting the former's bro- ther, Captain and Mrs, Hogue of King St. east. Rev. R. HA and Mrs. Rickard visited friends in Belleville this week. All who visit the end of Church St. these days, receive a small idea of what the Arctic regions are like. A veritable ice bed covered the flats to the depth of seven feet in some vlaces, and the road winds as a mar- row path through the centre. It , took ten men three days to chop the, {ice away, so that traffic could get i through and even yet the town trus- tees will not be held responsible for | the safety of those who use the road, and have posted notices to that effect. The flood on Friday night, which deposited the ice field, is said by the oldest residents of the village to be the hi t in fifty gs Not to be out-done by stormy weather which seems to dog the footsteps of St. And-ew's people, 2 good crowd presented themselves at ch on Tuesday evening to a Al hy NEESER EEE EEE Sd Mrs. W. H, Harris had the mis- fortune to fall on the icy sidewalk and break her wrist very badly. Mrs. Sweetman who has been in Toronto for some time, has return- ed home, Mrs. A. H. Rose, was in Toronto surer, Mr, W. Rogers, being ill. The | Blk for the week-end. Assembly Hall of t School was the scene of ile hr esting event on Friday evening Jan, 19th, when the Misses Mildred and Good entertained a large aumber of their frieids at a dance, Mrs. Good assisted Miss Marion in receiving the guests, The musie was supplied by a six piece orches- ira from Lindsay. The Lucky num- r dance was won by Mr. ana Children's Colds Doubly Dangerous After the Flu Physicians advise that t danger in this epidemic is he 4b i fluenza. Then, more than ever, colds attacking the weakened pg tem may lead to bronchitis, pneu- monia, or a second and more se- vere case of flu. This is espe- cially true of children. Flu nearly always leaves the upset. Iniernal tion should, hterefore, be bos ies: as it so often further disturbs the digestion and thus retards recoy- But if a fresh cold comes, don't let the child keep ft overnight. Just rub Vicks on throat and chest at bedtime. As fit is applied ex- ternally, Vicks can be used freely even on the youngest child, with no fear of upsetting a delicate stomach. (Oshawa Winter Gardens AVI COME : J ANUARY EARLY Tass, Thurs, 31 Hundreds Turned Away at Columbus Hall, Toronto, Last Night Last April Played to at the Winter Gardens Don't Fail to See and Hear This Marvellous Colored and Delighted Over 700 People in One Night