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_n TT ----_--:"hThi i, . 'THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1929 ~The Whitby Deda Times] NASH400" 8 Advertising, becriptions and mews will Be recsived at the Whithy Office, Dundas nville Daily Times -§ : TTT 1 REN 8 Office of The Times. Telephones--Ofice, 587; § ESENT . COWAN.. 5 ie next the post office.~Telephone 434. ® 'N UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY DUCED _ iessiie WL Ym Et TT a yr LLL a Cie ty {FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL Ba pe thy to Sua Victory By One Miss M. Robbins and Miss N. in the Near - 3 Montgomery Have Future ---- Resigned i (By Staff Reporter) as follows: | , Osborne, ¢; D. Os- 3 i" 1b; Moore, 2bs} , 8s; Cams Nash 4005 as highas , RICE s¥465 petitive car now being offered. You will find these cars still far ahead in PBBYS A LEE raft 3 "HAD NO RUN--NO HIT "PERFORMANCE IN (By Staff Reporter) 'Whitby, Aug. 16.--In one of the best softball games 'seen at the town park this season the Red Aces. of Oshawa bowed hefore the (By Staff Reporter) whith, Aug. 16,--George Kent of Toronto was yesterday brought here and will shortly Appear be- E. is to ASH, in reducing prices last Whitby, Aug. 16.--The instal-|fore magistrate J. i ved nl ie ng 14 "400" =: Bowmanville, Aug. 16--~The Bow- manville Pirates again showed that 'they were a superior hardball team in is district when they cleaned up big ening of the town Public School in September will be panied by the, introduction of two new teach- ers, owing to, the Misses Marj Montgomery. ing here for three years and has giv- (By Staff Reporter) lation of the new 3 ey op Whitby's municipal Bowmanville, Aug. 15~The re ob station on Brock street south, is expected to start shortly. The extra equipment at Hydro sub- resignation of equipment will double the capacity of - the station orice Robins and Nellic| thousand horse power; take care of the ever-nicreasing from one to two and. will Miss Robins, who has been teach-| demand for power. The machinery, which iscludes transformer. and. the netessary answer a charge of breaking into the local C.P.R. station and freight sheds and possibly several other local places, Kent was arrested a short time ago. by Toronto police on a charge of vagrancy and it is claimed thet a large quantity of stolen goods were found at his residence. With the arrest of Kent it is thought that the case of breaking Tuxis boys team of the town league, to the tune of 14-13, The Tuxis boys at the end of the fourth. innings were five runs at that stage of the game, How- ever. they kept plugging along with that never say die spirit and staged a batting rally the end of the seventh bringing in. four runs to win the game, down with the score standing 8-3 models, gives you a golden oppor- tunity to save as much as $465,0n your new car. : Only a limited number of these "400" models are available at these style and en These are the Ignition motor, with Bijur Central- ized Chassis Lubrication, with ox?- board mounted Houdaille and Lovejoy hydraulic shork absorbers, eering excellence. with the Twin- prices. The prices on 1930 models, when announced later this year, will be higher than the "400" prices which have prevailed prior to this price reduction. "at the annual hardball tournament| "she uimost: satisfaction, has ..re-|8 at Pontypool V.inning the champion-| Gon.q with the intention of pr equipment. to.operate. it, was or- ship, The locals won their games by uing her studies in the Arts Course| dered some months ago and will be big scores, defeating Newcastle in the Toronto University, on the ground shortly, and the first round' 9 to 1 and beating Orono Miss Montgomery, who has been al installation work will, then take in the second round 10 to 0. Orolo faithful and competent member: of | Place. The doubling of the, present defeated Pontypool's entry in o' €| the Primary teaching staff. for the|Dower eapacity is. expected to take first round by a close score of 9 10 04 tery years, has taken a position | care of Whitby's power needs for 7, a double by Hall with two on put-{ 5 i,cirucior at the Boys' Training|some time to come, ting the game on ice for them. Schoo Every month of the present In the first Fain jhe Pisates s owe Mrs, Muriel Symons, daughter of | year has shown an increased de- ed no mercy. ""Dutch' 7 S Pir a dt Rev, W. A. Bunner, and widow of| mand for power and during the out fourteen batters, The Pirates ha [ the late R, Clare Symons, of Wel-| month of July 103 more horse with the World's ea jiest steering, and with many other equally ad- vanced and desirable features. And, at the reduced prices, these Nash *'400's" are {hilly equipped, exactly as at the foruses pies), with chromium nickeledy pers front and rear, spare tige lock and tire cover. Nothing more fo buy except a spare tire. into the freight sheds and the sta~- tion will be cleared up and pos- sibly several other of the local cases of house breaking. Chief Gunson has been working in con nection with the railway detec- tives' in securing evidence in this case, Kent is sald to deny the charges, The chief hag been spend- ing a great deal of time in in-1|,1.v04 good ball while both teams Magill, pitcher for the .Aces, and Mayne of the locals staged a great pitcher's battle all through till Magill weakened towards the last of the seventh and was re- lieved by Guiltinan, The hurlers were well supported by their bat- tery mates, Kitchen for the visit- ors and Baker for the locals who Here is a real opportunity--now you can have one of these finer motor cars at a price you would ordinarily pay for one much less desirable. . And just compare them to any com. struck out twelve. He pitched two lovely games in a row. Len runs in the fre innings was the order of play for the Pirates. It was a case of trying to get out or they would still be playing yet. Large, Cameron, Moore, and kooper were partly re- sponsible for this big score, with a SCHOOL FAIRS IN Jostigating To oii Rages, of Save a clever exhibition of field- their hitting togs on during the game. | .o\0 "Hope "township, will teach the[power was used than & year ago. |#reat credit if they are cleared up ne "Three baggers by Mike and "Dutch" rps of aa Se Bh during the When the extra rv fh Pdi a as there have been few clews to tors ho Rea Ates team ave 3 B3lous Osborne and a double by Corden|io,gyins vear Mrs, Symons has a] been installed Whitby will have a | work on. boys and it is likely that they will helped boost the score Sopside ably. First Class Certificate: and has had| very modern and efficient plant Ey here ny BT wok Moise on: the fnound iy A e Sh three years experience as a teacher.| and more than equal to that found The line ups: j castle aggregation lacked the support) "opp. "pyplic 'School Board have se-|in many towns of its size. Tuxis Boys--R. SI 2nd; although he pitched a nice game. =| ured" the services of Miss Laura i : Coat, oS The Newcastle line-up was as fol-| pares of Port Colborne, as Primary " fc ardy Ia; ES Crok, ud; C. lows: Brown, £; Moise, p; Graham, |i oop. Miss Hartt's 'qualifications syne, Bi Baker, ¢; X. Ausus- 1b; Caverly, 2b; Smith, 3b; Walton, |; ciude's Second Class and a Kinder- ; i IFFE J, oy. Clam. fe} W, Brows, ss; Robinson, If; Thackery, rij} oorien Primary Certificate. "She has ay juon, of. T Hennings, Sa No:Hit Game had several years suecessful experi- ------ Magill, p oa 2nd; PD 3 : N M > he finaly dgaingt Orono Datel Se Frimary ore = efficient Less Speeding is Now Notice- 2nd and br £LURen, ¥} _y Ma- Reid - ash otor Ss pitched a no-hit no-rin game an p y ; J. Neill, 3rd; E. . and able instructor. ; able on Brock Armors, ef; B. Jeyes, It; C. Meyers, Phone 122 Dundas St. West, Whitby Game in Town Softball Lea- Street Umpires--Rorabeck of Oshawa . : vas's Cl and Bowman of Whitby, On (By Staff Reporter) e Whitby, Aug. 16,--Several speeders were recently charged (By Staff Reporter) with breaking the law on Brock triple each to their credit. Bill Cord- DURHAM COUNTY Bowmanville, Aug. 16. -- High en, Mike Osborne, G. Osborne and Chartrand were in there with two school's entry in the town softball league handed the Foundry boys a street south and settled out of court. The information had been given the" chief by residents of Series of Fairs Begins on Thursday, Septem- ber 5th Bowmanville, Aug. 15~Twelve School Fairs will be held in Durham County in September. These fairs have been increasing greatly in pop- ularity the last two years, having an increase of 26 per cent. in the num- ber of entries in 1928 over 1926. Par- ents and children throughout the county . declare that these fairs do much to stimulate interest in live stock, farm crops, home beautifica- tion and domestic science. It is. ho- ped that these fairs will be more suc- cessful this year than ever. They will be held at the following places on the following dates: Millbrook--Thursday, September 5. Ida--Friday, September 6. Garden Hill--Monday, September 9. Welcome--Tuesday, September 10. baggers to their credit. It simply broke the hearts of the Orono boys who will have to be a lot better to- night if they intend to make a show- ing in the Big Four group champion- ships, Lycett on the mound for the Orono gang was poor in the first with no support. They bucked up a bit in the second but it was too late. They failed 'to. smell Osborne's delieverics + 'and not a runner reached first, The . Orono line-up was as follows: C. " "Winter, ci Lycett, p; Watson, 1b; Lowerey, 2b; West, 3b; Winter, ss; Graham, lf; Bennett, cf; Hall, rf, Too much cannot be said about the Pirates, They are a smart team throughout. This team would have been a good one to represent Bow- manville in the Lakeshore Intermed- iate group this year. They would have gone a long way. Every man on the team is a hitter and their fielding ranks with the best. © The line up during the tournament was 13 to 11 setback last night after a stiff game. The game was a close one throughout with the winning feam breaking away only in 'the last in- nings. The hitting was hard, with Turner and Kilpatrick for the Foun- dry and Colmer for the High School hitting three baggers. Colmer was on the mound for the High School boys and turned in a nice game. Seymour was the Foundry's choice and deliv- ered smart ball. . Fielding was throughout the game erractic with both teams having some costly er- rors against them, With this loss the Foundry have fallen back in the race for the championship of the second series. Batteries for the game werc: Foundry: Seymour and Tudor. High School: Colmer and Cryderman, that district and the charges were accordingly laid, Since citizens. have been re- quested to give information against motorists who have been making a speedway of Brock street a number of complaints have been made and the motorists brought to task for their indulgence in stepping on the gas when driving on this street. The result has been a no- ticeable difference in the speed of traffic on this thoroughfare and is much more satisfactory to the residents of this district. SIDEWALK WORK WILL STRT SOON IT Son ON NOW! housands ow Fat ¢ y 1 castle -- Thursday, September Bethany--Friday, September 13. Janetville--Monday, September 16. Blackstock--Wednesday, Sept. 18. Enniskillen--Thursday, Sept. 19. Orono--Friday, September 20, Hampton--Monday, September 23. Maple Grove--Tuesday, Sept. 24. Championship school fair at Orono, VISITED TOWN Were Members of Memorial Intsitute Camp on Lake Shore A Delightful Breakfast Fo#d | Wednesday, October 2nd. CCC CCRC RRB 335 Pairs Children's SOX AND GOLF HOSE First quality hose of silk, and silk lisle, in plain and fancy rib. Golf Hose are shown with fancy tops, shades are French Nude Bran, Airedale, Champagne, Maize, Pink, Blue and White. . Sizes from 5 to 945. These hose sell regularly up to 49¢ pair. NOW 29c¢ PAIR W. A. Dewland LIMITED SIMCOE ST. N. (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Aug. 16.--Bowman- ville was invaded the other night by an army of young lads who upon ar- rival scampered up the street: and at- tacked all stores that had a good stock of ice cream, peanuts and other edibles that young people are partic- ularly fond of. These boys were in the charge of several men who must haye found it a hard job looking af- ter so many spirited youngsters, Many citizens wondered who these children 'were. Upon enquiring The Times found they were from Toron- o and were camping at the Memorial stitute camp at the lake west of 'owmanville, This camp is run by e¢ Memorial Baptist church at .ucen and Tecumseh streets, Tor- onto, This fine organization brings rom the squalor of the city every summer hundreds of people to enjoy wo weeks in the open air of the country, Firstthey bring parents who stay for two weeks and they are fol- lowed by the girls of the organiza- tion and lastly by the boys and all appear to have the time of their young lives. The camp was started five years ago and a site was chosen at the lake near the Symons farm west of the town. Every year hund- reds of the little folk of the city who Ayould be spending all the summer hol s in the torrid heat of the city streefs\get away for two weeks in 'he quiet and beauty of the country, |, The lads that were in town the oth er night were just bubbling over with exuberance and a happier bunch would be hard to find. They were un- der the charge of Mr. Ga y, the superinterident of the camp, and a staff of workers who seemed to be enjoying the fun just as much as the young folks, Mr. Galloway told The Times of one of the services render- ed every year by the local Rotary Club who meet each party that ar- rives and ' conveys = from the station to the camp. There are many things that this service club does in and around the town that most peo- ple know nothing about but although this club is silent concerning its many activities it is never the less a great factor in the good that is done in this cc ity. An ing incid occurred during thesé boys' short vi- sit in town. The chief of police was sitting in his office in the town hall and hearing the whoopee raised by (Continned on Page 9) Contract H a s Purchased New Machinery to do Work (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Aug. 16.--The work of building a number of new side: walks is expected to start shortly and possibly before the end of the present week, Joseph Heard and son who have been awarded the contract have purchased a brand new cement mixer and it will be used in connection with the con- struction of the sidewalks. Mr Jameg Moore who has been recent: ly engaged by the council as the cement inspector will see that the work {is done satisfactorily. The sidewalks to be built include Green street, west side from Trent street to Pitt street. Trent street south side from Brock to Green sreet. Athol street, east side from Col- borne street a hundred feet south; Raglan street, east side from Dun- dag to Gifford street, SCOUTS GO TO CAMP (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Aug. 16.--The First Troop of Whithy Boy Scouts leave tomorrow fer camp at Ardtrea, situated on Lake Couchiching and expect to be- under canvas until August the st. Twenty-eight Scouts compris€ the troop and will be under charge of Rev, Crissall, pastor of the All Saints' Anglican Church, the scoutmaster, Mr, E. M, Lomax and the assistant scoutmas- ter, Hugh Baker, mee -------- BEAUTIFUL TREE BROKEN (By Staff Reporter Whitby, Aug. 16.--It 'was brought to the attention of the chairman of the town property committee recently that some un- nown person had entered the ar Memorial Plot on Dundas ands Green street and had broken down a beautiful blue spruce tree. It is unfortunate that the name of the guilty party has not been ascer- tained so that the chief of police could make an example of him, * "BOWLERS AT CANNINGTON (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Aug. 16,--Two rinks of local bowlers took part in the af- ternoon bowling tournament held the other day at Cannington. The rinks were skipped by Thomas and Sturgess and although they made an extra good showing running up a high score they did not figure in the prize list due to the large number of entries at thé tourn- SAVE $25.00 BY PAYING SIMCOE ST. S. On Every $100.00 Purchase Deposit ON ANY FUR COAT FREE Every Purchaser of one of These Fur Coats will | Receive a Written Guar- -antee of Repairs for two vears and TWO YEARS STORAGE Ep ---- OUR OFFER INCLUDES : Raccoon, Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb, North- ern Muskrat, Silver Muskrat, French Seals, Trimmed and Plain. The Fair Phone 1173 ament, a,