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THE OSHAWA DAILY. TIMES, FRIDAY, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1929 ©1929 Fall °F air Dates " ok e Ofitatio fall fi the Ri "Sept. 26 and 27 Sept. 27 and z . it. Ph June 25-27 t. 17 and 18 t. 3 and 4 Sept. 1 and 20 Oct, 1 and 2 "Sept. 20 and 21 i 13 and i Sep! 3a ent. "2 and 5 Oct. 1 and 2 . Oct. 4 and 5 «Sept. 7 «ore Sept, 18 2 Oct. 10 and 11 Sept. 27 and 28 Sept. 10 and 11 2 d larence Creek Sept. Sept. 24 and 25 . Sept, 17 and 18 Fergus . Feversha Fleshertomss? Florence Fort Erie . Fort William . Frankford .... Frankville ... sist aes Corners)'. Galt Georgetown Goderich .. erham Gore Bay . Gorrie Grand Valley G ravenhurst . ton .. Hanover Harriston arrow . Hepworth Highgate 3 Holstein ... untsville . mers ... Tiderton . Ingersoll Inverary .. ron Bridge arvis .. Kagawong .. Kapuskasing Kemble emptville pt. 26 and 2 Sept, 19 and Sept 12.14 Sept. 24 and 25 June 20-22 Aug. 29 and Sept. 25 and 2 Sept, 18 an # vee Sept. 10-14 Oct, 1 and 2 . Sept. 24 and 25 5 an : ocr 1 and 2 BD Records I'm Just A Vagabond Lover Foz Trot Piano Solo Body Vallée Pagan Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees Harry Thomas My Sin Pox Trot 5 Waring"s Pennsylvanians Love Song (trom the motion picture "The Pagan' The Troubadours Franklyn Baur ! (Waltz Wocal 21931 21992 Louise Maurice 219%7 216544 21977 Chevalier from the motion picture "Innocents of Paris" Vocal Fox Trot Piano Solo Maurice Chevalier Pollack and His Park. Central Orchestra Harry Thomas 21918 21941 216544 George Oban Breakaway 4 That's You, Baby on Victor Records i) Fox Movietone Follies Big City Blues Walking With Susie Fox Trots by Gearge Olsen and His Music 21927 and 219%1 All the latest Red Seal records by famous Victor artists a HIS MASTER S VOICE, 4 | Streetsville .... | When the aeroplane in which they were flying spun, nose down- ward, 1,500 feet to the ground, near - Canadian Ajr Express aero- drme, Toronto, on July 10, Jack Armstrong, 16, Canada's youngest licensed flier a passtnger in the machine was killed, and Floyd Bangart chief pilot London Air Transport Co,, was badly injured. Cause of the accident is yet un- known. The photographs here show: (1) Jack Armstrong, Wil- lowdale, killed; (2) Floyd Ban- gart, (3) diagramatic sketch show- ing how accident occurred. (4) Waco biplane, similar to the one which crashed, (5) yiew of the plane after. its 1,500 foot dive to round, (6) Mrs. Bangart, wife of injured pilot, and (7) Harold Stewart, 15, who was in same field when plane crashed. -- Ee Putine adii ARNELAWAN ..vvsnnrnirnrnnis Sept 24 and 25 anitowaning . Sept. 26 and a arkdale . + Oct, 1 and 2 arkham a armora assey .. gtheson attawa . axville aynooth .... cDonalds Corners Ht, 17 and 18 Sept. .18 and 19 Sept. 12 and 13 2 3 1 a hh 20 0 2 errickville etcalle .... iddleville . idland . hildmay : 9 and 2 . 16 and 17 27 and 28 ® and 7 wessss Sept, 24 Sept. 2 and 25 Sept, 18 Oct, 1 AY) and 19 po uncey (Unit Murillo Napanee Neustadt . Néw Hamburg . 13 and 14 Newington Sept. 26 and 2 New Liskeard . Aug. 13"and 14, (i 4 and -S Niagara. .on- the- Lak e North Bay Norwich , Norwood Oakwood . dessa "rs |g eken- ... rangeyille . rillia ... je { Orrville Oshawa rua (Cennal Canada) Sept, 8 Sept. 24 i. Oct. 8 and 9 Sept. 16 and 17 Sept. 26 and 27 Sept. 26-28 + Sept. 17 and 18 «Sept. 12.34 «a Sept, 11 t. 1 and 2 . Sept, 17 F Porcupine . Port Carling Port Elgin .. Port Hope .. Port Perry . Powassan Priceville Providence Bay .. Rainham Centre Rainy River 10 and 11 Sept. 27 and 23 « Sept, 24 and 25 . Sept. 16 and 1 Sept. 24 and 2: Oct. 3 and 4 40 Oct, 2 and 3 Sept. 27 and U8 . Sept. 17 and i Sept. 17 and 1% ept, Riceville , Richmond Ridgetown Ripley .... Roblins Mills Rocklyn ... Rockton Rodney . Rosseau ... Rosencath Russell . St. Mary Saugeen In Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Schomberg .. Seaforth Severn Bridge ... Shannonvilie Sept. , Oct, 1 Sept, 1 2and 13 «Oct, 10 and 11 Sent. 2 and 2 Sept, 19 and Sheguland, Shelburne . Simcoe Smithville . S, Mountain S. River Spencerville field Sept. 23 and 24 « Sept. 12 and 13 «+ Sept. 26 and «oy Sept, 7 25 20 Stirling... Straffordville Stratford .. Strathroy'. +» Oct 9 Sturgeon Falls ++» Sept. 16-18 Sunderland Sept. 4 and a5 Sundridge Sutton Tata .... Tavistock . Teeswater ... Thamesville .. Thedford Thessalon . Thorndale Therold *. Lillsonbura | the matt r and the Tiverton Trout Creek Toronto (Canadi Tweed . Underwood Utterson Vankleek Hill Verner Wallacetown Walpole Island Warren .... Waterford Welland ... Wellandport Wellesley . Wheatley Wiarton . Wilkesport Williamstown Winchester .. Wingham .,.. Woodbridge . Woodstock fooler .. Wyoming Zephyr . Zurich .. WHEN A CHANGE IS BETTER THAN A REST It is a trite saying, that a change is as good as a rest. What could furnish a more complete change to jhe average city dweller than a two days' cruise over Lake Huron's blue waters and the mighty expanse of Lake Superior. A cruise that touches delightful ports within edsy access to popular summer re- sorts, and abounds in historical as well as modern interests; from the old fur trading bloek house built in 1797, at Sault Ste. Marie, «Sept. . Sept, 24 and . Sept. 19 and ct. 9 and to. the hugeg rain elevators at Port. Arthur and Fort William. The seemingly limitless expanse of sunlit waters--the glorious sun- set--the summer moon shedding a sheen of silver garnished hy the '| myriad of stars that appear in the clear atmosphere --- surely the change to such beauty must be bet- ter than a rest. You will enjoy the spacious decks, airy cabins, luxurioug lounges and unobstrusive, efficient service of the Canadian Pacific Great Lakes Steamers. Any Canadian Pacific Agent wil] be glad 'to furnish you with, com- plete information and booklet con- cérning the Great Lakes Cruise. i| Thief Robs Register and Steals Car St. John's, Que., July 12,'-- A young man entered a local garage and automobile salesroom late last night, bound and gagged the 18- year-old boy who was temporarily in charge, emptied the cash regis- ter and drove away in one of the new cars in the show room. Po- lice in all surrounding towns were given the license number and dés- cription of the car. It. was not known how much money was in the cash register, 2) Special summer service We announce a special Summer call for and de- livery service to cottages as follows: West: Oakville and termediate points, Northwest: Brampton and intermediate points.' North: Jackson's Point, Orchard Beach, Grosse Point, and intermediate points, "East: Whitby, Oshawa, Pickering, Pickering Beach, Harmony. Fair- port' Beach, and inter. mediate points. Phone and let us know when you expect to be at your Summer home or " cottage and we will ar- range to have you put ot our calling list. Phone as soon _as possible, please. : Phone 788 434 Simcoe Street South 11 the APpF € ' [Ewe PARLEY FAVORED HE Bl Differences Over Details Are Varied and Many Ottawa, July 12.4=When the British Chancliellor of the Exchequer sub- mits, as his stated intention, propos- als to Canada to joiri in dn Imperial economic conference, there will be every reason. to anticipate a favorable response. All of the political parties are more or less committed to it. Hon. J: A, Robb's recefit intima-~ tions onthe subject showed the Do- minion: Government to be. moving in re-action from that brief and sit seqhiently undevel- oped pronouncement has been large, It is understood that, in a publié speech. recently, one of the Cabinet was keen to announce the calling of, or proposal for, sich a gathering, but it was considered a bit premature, having regard 'to the particular stage of the negotiations. Speaking in the House at the open- ing of the session, Hon. R. B, Ben- nett put forward the idea of an econ- omic conference and, in his campaign speeches since the session that view has been reiterated. About: a 'year ago, E. G. Garland, U.F.R. member for Bow River, came out in favor of such a conference as helpful in the solution of economic problems and the development of Im- perial trade. From all this it may be deduced that, when Mr. Snowden in- vites' the Dominions to a parley on the question, the Canadian Govern- ment will acquiesce and do so with oval of the other parties. Whilé there will be an identity of yiew favorable to the principle of the 51 canterence, the similarity is likely to 81 end just at "that point. Upon details, differences are already apparent, here as in the Old Country. Proposals will CHARLES CROSSKILL Brother of Mrs. 8. Woods, Belle- ville, Ont.,, one of the regular crew of the ill-fated submarine H-47, sunk off the coast of Wales, who is beleved to be, unless on shore leave "at the time, one of the victims. vary from those of give and take on reciprocal lines without adversely af- fecting Dominion industries to the broad scheme of inter-Empire free trade with no more fiscal impediments within the Empire than now prevail between the different States of the Union to the south. It is thought that agreement in such a matter would be a laborious enterprise but a confer- ence will be essential to a decision of whether it is attainable or not. Stimulus to the movement is given by the probable United States tariff and its effects on Canada. If what is proposed is given cffect to, sub- stantial markets will have to 'be de- veloped and, first among them will be Empire markets. To what extent these are available and on what con- ditions. it will be for an economic [FACES COURT "YEARS AFTER Colored Girl Ch Charged With Theft Nine Years Ago Toronto, July 12.-- 'After being at liberty nine years, Louisa Smith, a 'colored girl, "appeared before Judge Widdifield vesterday morning on thiages of theft committed in June, Major Eric Armour, K. C., prosec- cited, and W. B. Horkins defended. Major Armour informed the Court that in 1920 accused was committed for -trial, 'but failed to appear. ench warrant was issued for her ar- rest and her 'bail was estreated. She was finally arrested on June 24, 1920, Accused, said counsel, had been guilty of the highest contempt against the court. The complainants, said Major Armour, could not be located. Mr. Horkins said he thought they should proceed on the charges as on the charge sheet. Judge Widdifield--"Tt has always been the case that contempt of court should be dealt with first." . T. Evans read! the court record, dealing with accused, which showed that on June 1st, 1920. accused ap- peared in the Police Court on charges of theft and, pleading not guilty, clec- ted trial by judge without a jury. in Trial was fixed for June 2nd, and she N was released on bail, herself and one surety of $200 each. On the appli- cation of accused's lawyer, trial was conferenceto say after the matter is gone into. The examination will be lengthy. Meanwhile, it is safe to as- sert, that when Mr. Snowden's invi- tation comes, it will be accepted and the idea be endorsed in principle whatever the prospective difference over details, ool a FLAVOR -- N eilson's' Ice Crea All the luscious vors of sweet crushed frujts, skillfully blended with ric Sram ad, fine cane sugar give you Neilson's Publ Ie as wholesome and healthful as. it tastes, Oorder from w" for tonite's dinner. KARN'S' DRUG STORE Next P. O. Phone 378 WE DELIVER postponed to June 7th, on which dat( Lhe failed to appear, and a beuc! warrant was issued. On June 24th 1929, accused appeared in the Police Court, and trial was fixed for today Detective-Sergt. Waterhouse gave cvidence of arresting in 1920 Louis: Smith on charges of stealing $10{ from William Polkin, and $40 from Thomas Gillespie. He identified ac- cused as the woman whom he thes arrested, Efforts, he said, to trace the two complainants had failed. 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