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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930 PAGE FIVE The Whitby Daily Times Advariising, suber yh and cows will br. received st the Whithy Wrancu YAller Business Gos (11 any Clivonicle=/Yelephons w {lane WH, REPRESENTATIVE=JAMES H, ORMISTON Council Awards Contract For New Bridge at Port Whitby For Sum $3,000 -- as ry Wooden Structure Which Was Washed Away in Storm Over Two Years Ago on Grand Trunk Street to be Replaced with More Substantial Bridge--Council Saves Money by Using Steel from Old Lynde's Creek Bridge Which Today is in Good Condition--Coni- tractors Agree to Employ Local Labor, A contract for Yor the nonstruetion nf & conorsie and steel bridge on Chvand Trunk Street, Port Whitby, veplnoing the wooden structure which was washed away In the unusual spring flood of over two years ago, has heen awarded hy the Tewn Couneil to the Outarie Bridge Company, The price Ia $5,000, and the contractors agree 10 employ Whithy labor as far as possible, The original price submitted by the successful contractors wan A3,460, but through the efforis of the Council the price was reduced to #9,000, The bridge which Council pro poses to hulld would ordinarily cost about #6,000, aocording to the plans prepared by Engineer H, Pringle, but the steel which ay taken from the old Lynde's Creek bridge, which is still intact, and in good shape, will he cleaned up and used, thus saving About £5,000, The use of this steel was recommended to the Counell by the engineer, Part of It Ig stored on the water tank lot on Euclid street, while the balance of it Is in the town yard, The wooden structure on Grand Trunk Mtreet had heen In use for many years before the de Tuge of rain which swept It away came, and which deprived property owners from proper Acoess (o their properties, The Council ens deavored to arrive at some other solution of the problem of provid: ing a bridge hut without success, It was then decided that if a hridge was to be built it should he a permanent structure, And one whieh might result in the opening up and development of property in that section of the town, This is the second bridge at Port Whit hy to he replaced on necolint of the unusual flond which eaused thousands of dollars of damage thraughout the country, The contralors ares to sfart work as soon AR possible, kha have the bridge ready for use this fall The contract was let at a speos A mms ------------ SUMMER OUTINGS FOR PATIENTS OF ONTARIO HOSPITAL The tivst of n series of has ket plenies, arvanged for the benefit of the patients of the Ontario Wospital st Whithy, took place on Tuesday Inst when special coaches took sixty patients for i two hours' motor (vip to Reugog' and other points, After the drive which took them as far eas as Bowmanville, supper was sevved at Cream of Barley Camp, Similar outings will be held at intervals throughs out the season, On Wednes day evening of (his week a strawberry and dee cream festival was given the patis ents and staff, Whitby Cite gens' Band gave an excellent concert, while Nev, A, 1, Michards delivered a patriotic address In keeping with Dominion Day, TO ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC The Port Whithy Ratepayers Association on Maturday afternoon wl Heydnshore Park will hold a basket plenie to which members of the Association and thelr the frock Club and the people of Port Whit hy have heen invited The pro gramme 18 In the hands of A strony commities, headed by Prasident Neymour Whitney iA smn lnl meeting of Council, held Inst Wednesday afternoon, The Council at this méeting also decided to extend the time for the payment. of the flgst instalment of faxes without: peialty 10 Jaly 1611, The Hecond instalment, leas the discount, will alse he received up until this date, Indies, Hireel Home and Mohool High School Entrance Pupils; Promotions In Whitby Viftysons oul of 63 who wrote passed the High Sehool entrance suaminations for Whithy Ls Hehoo! gontre, Of the number wh passed, seven (ook honors, which 16 & smaller number than usual, A complete Het of all who passed fol. lows Musie Adams, honors! Ceol Al lowny, Raymond Anderson, Kdward Bassett, Donnld Bell, Blanchs Con: drie, honors; Frank Clough, Fdna Davidson, Martha Crawforth, Mary Dennis, Ronald Dewland, Betty Vennemore, Donald Gilchrist, Veg gy Glvoux, Wyonda Goldring, Milde garde Goodfellow, Donald erdon, Charles Green, Evelyn Hall, Bimo Harris, honors; Donald Hades, Cralg Motehison, Jane Kestiar, Wile ma Lavery, honors; Joseph 1mvine, honors; Peler Levine, Molly Me Kenzie, Robert McCully, Heth Mes Intyre, Dolly Neskel, Charles VVoob- les, Olive Pilkey, Theodora Need, Wilma Wiehardson, Helen Howsot tant, Agnes Mhoughnessy, Cather- ine Mhaughnessy, Dorothy Sheard Leo Bteffler Albert Stein, Leah Hie. wirt, honors; Muriel Stewart, Don ald Bturgess, Peter Tackuk, Jimer Toland, Audrey Town, Arthuf True man, Veda Vassolosky, Waller Ward, Nosie Yacahosky, Wyman Booth, FINAL PROMOTIONS AY WHITBY PUBLIC SCHOOY, In the following list names are | in alphabetical order KING NTREET SCHOOL Mr JE to Jr, IV.==Jdim Atkinson, Ham Church, Betty Heard, Mary Holliday, Billy Luke, Smythe Me Cullough, Marjorie Moore, Mary Muwdon, Helen Bheard, Passed con dittenally, Billie Lawler Laura J, Cook, teacher Jr. HI to Br, HH sLorne Als Kinson, Athert Bedding, Frank Cur ter, John Pisher, George Foster, Douglas Halliday, Bud Heard, Jack Hoar, Kvans Michael, Vernon Moore, Gordon Pepper Marjorie Hawden, Adam Schechiveuck, Fam Thorndyke, Bernard Clarke, (con ditionally on aecount of fliness), Hr, 11 to Jr HIT =<Doris Stewart, luther Thomas, Jean Thomas, Vis vian Wilsher M. 1, Marbron, tencher dr. 11 to Br I1<John Boechuk, Olive Conley, Lloyd Hheard, Billy Emith (C5, John Thomas, Bessie Trumble, Billy Ward Marjorie €, Baker, teachay First Book te Junior Mecond, Max Atkinson, Arthur Ashton, Georgina Palley, James Bremner, Dorothy Conley, Vada Harper, Mar garet Holliday (€,), Vernon John non, Andy Maclllivain, Dick Mauda. ley (€.), Jack Pixley, Harry Town, W. I. Middleton, teacher, fr, Pr, to First Hook Heaton Bobby, Boynton Billy, Bull Billy, Foster Alex, James Wilma, luke Helen, Lynd Ben, Palmer Louls, Jr, to Nr, Pr=Nlight Bverett, Only the Connor Thermo Gives 'You: an: Insulated Tub Washer This is the New Connor. Thermo NBULATED to keep the water hot---washes cleaner and faster, The hermo 1s tub on the T 14 times thicker than the regular copper tu tub machines, wt 17 hd KL NEW LARGE R REMOVER = i WATER Ritmon TH HAS THE ALUMINUM TOR polished A smooth safe for the most delicate rh. ial THE NEW OIL ENG yi uns "of Service. ! You are protected for 12 years the Con t Bai » It in to your interest to in. Ueto Intest, exclusive Try It FREE Today! Special Offer » ly Std Down § Deo not fail to see the little give a' real washing demonstration on the Con: nor Thermo Washer, Al day Sxiueday, July Sth A A The now oil encased drives Nini of | rpendebls servies Manufactured by J. H. CONNOR & SON PETAWA, CANADA Mr.E.W. Rundle 12 Bond Street East [3 Now fT LT --r Hens =wiings deine Phe patel hited Con Wo" hermes OL 100% CANADIAN i Ww FREE Square tub and collapsible metal stand given with each order taken on | Saturday 15th Only da, Public Schools MeCullough Kyelyn, Pindar Milton, Pindar Ivan, Wilsher Milton, Sleep Lurana, Kindergarten to Primer. Allan June, Archibald Dorothy, Balmer Dorothy, Dailey Helen, WBorchuk Ruth, Bowman Huth, Brown Marie, Campbell Nora, Chawn Nancy Dowland Uetty, Dewland Veggy, Henderson Donald, Kean Helen, IAntner Heley, MacCar! ilaiph, Parrot Violet, Veggs Douglas, Mich- ards Dorothy, Sceriusuk Annie Stuntick Margaret, Thomas Vrank, Toms Howard, Town George, Un. derwood Geraldine, Vanstone Allis son, Wood Margaret, J. B, Tremeer, teacher, DUNDAS STREET SCHOOL, dr, to Br, 1VesBornice Church, Hidney Cornish, John Dalby, Annis Gordon, Wisle Gordon Jean Hoar (Con, )y Lizzie Moge, Billie Malley, (ladys Park (Con,), Harold Par sons, Vivian Mee, Jennie Beolt, Hean ShMlington, Hilda Btephonson, Frank Thompson (Con), Aunn Town, Muriel Turner, Alfred Vil. Hams, 0. 1, MeIntosh, teacher, fir, 111 to Jv, IV.=Allin Ruby (Ch, Collins Willie, Hopper Mar garet, Huntley, Gladys, O'Dell Fred, Mtein David, Trueman Jack, Jr, to Br, 111-=Anderson Joan, Dilling Bud, Kean Jean, Love Lillian, Maine, Jim (CC), Tolan Melvin, . EK, K, Shephard teacher Nr, 11 to Jr. 1HE==Collinn Dick, (gonditionally ), Gammon Florence, Huntley Ronald, Toland Elwin, dr, 1 to Br, 1==Campbell Kath Harris Madeline, Harris Edith (conditionally), Huntley Harold, Hogg Peter, MoKay Badie, Maddock Maudie. (conditionally), Potter Charlotte, Rich Wilhelmine, Rob. erts Ruth, Br. 1 to Jr, Hl==Crocker Josle, Dennis Mike, Gammon Albert, (ar fat Dorin F. M, Heard, teacher, Room IV DUNDAN NTRENY dr, 1 to Wr, I -=Florence Hawes, Ivan Fletgher, Br, Pr, to Jr, I, Krnest Outwin, Ir, Pr, to Mr, Pr=Ralph Ander son, Allan Willams, David Wood Ralph Harris, rma Huntley, Mar garet Livingstone, Clifford Mad dock, Margaret Potter Lloyd Bimp son, Alan Williams, David Wood ME BROCK NTIRERT SCHOOL, Hr, 1 to dr, 11 --<Ruth Bamg, Dor othy Coombe, Thomas Gilffon, Mar guerite Hill, Netty Irvine, Robert Mesher (conditional), Mary Mud rey, Willlam Rea, Jr. IT te Br, TeaJoseph Mand Harold Marks, James Neale, Jack won Mleep, Phyllis Sheriff, Douglas Vaughan, Br, Pr. to Jf, Leolrwen Hum. phreys, Charles Mesher, Gordon Young dr, Pr, to Br, Pr=Bvelyn Gas ton, Lillian Sheriff, Margaret Smith, Kdward Willis Li Murray, teacher, Jr. IV to Br, IV,Gibson Lor. raine, Levine Peter, Watson War ren, Young Jack, Bro THE to Jr, IV.<Bagg Murray, Young Thomas, Je. IIL te Ar, 111, "rank, Crawforth Willie, Dorothy, Br, 1 to Jr TIL eeOrawlorth Wi Gaston Alfred, Sheriff Thelma, Watson Jack, M. W, Kennedy, teacher Arthur Joynt, Allaway Peebles nas AIR CAMP WEYDEN. SHORE PARK (Contributed) The busy life at oamp 1s moving | ones more in ta accustomed rou tine, and the members of the first Party of children are busy at play from morning till evening. The ed letter day of thelr stay at 'mp was a delightful "indoor plente" provided by (he Ladies \ld organisation of the United Uhureh, Whitby, The ladies tur ther showed their generosity when | they presented, for use at eamn, {five quilts: which had been work (I by the ladies during the winter nonthe, Other events of great uportance to the children are a wntire on Monday night and a | 'leld and sport day on Wednesday, {the day's activities closing with fn "wioner" roast on the beach {On Friday they will be homeward [ bound, making place for the next | eroup of eighty whe are due on { Monday, July seven, CALL CONFERENCE OF PENSION BOARDS IN ONTARIO COUNTY It i t is learned on good ane thority that a conference of all members of the Mothers' Allowance Hoard, and of he County Old dee Pension Board, will be held In Whithy Potlys ot no definite ° been announ: The con vote called ; Whe a othors' Allowance mission and the Old Age Pon Commission In Toe ronto, and it Is mooted that the ashi of bol ughmntion way Be ---- time there are Mot eve' Allowance Hoards in North and South Ontario, and a Board, named by the County Council, which looks after Aon for sion board, but its mem will also be invited to the Con it is unde The Week in Whithy Mrs, Ray Vades, of Regina, is visits ing at the home of Mr, and Mrs Geo. M, Rice Town Clerk, John R, Viost, and Mr, Gordon Bateman, of the Bank of Commerce, leaves Saturday for thelr summer vacation nt Muskoks assembly, Mr, and Mes, M, W, Brown and children, Frank and Fdith, from Ho. bart, Indians, spent last week visit ing with Mr, Brown's mother and ------e his sister, Mrs, Geo, V, Richardson, Byron. street, north Mr, Jack J. King spent days with his mother in Allis week, Mrs, C, A, Goodfellow 1s on a two weeks' holiday in Paisley, Ont, The Public Library w | close on Saturday evening, July 12h and re- open on Monday; July 28th, The Li brarian will be taking her vacation, several ton this Fisie Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Ross who has been cons fined to the Sick Children's Haospis tual, Toronto, for some weeks, is now improving, In Wednesday evening lust Mrs Stanley Montgomery was hostess at a shower in honor of Missy Gladys Eaton, whose murtiage takes place shorts All persons interested in the New Whithy Private Hospital recently op ened should be present at the mee ing at the Hospital on Monday eve ning, July 7th, at # pm Mr, and re, Veveanx and davgh ter. who have beon living in town for some time have nroved to Tor- onto, Miss Helen Richardson was hostess al un shower on Friduy evening last glven in honor of Miss Margaret Hudson, whose marriage takes piace early in July, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Wharton, of Sp -- Ally, | Campbell Mary, Crocker Ray, Dalr | Outwin | 1dith, Parsons Joan, Rogers Mack, | leon (conditionally), Campbell No | beria (conditionally), Dilling Bar), Whiting, teacher, | "SHIRRIFF'S MARMALADE ORANGE ¥ '36¢C 40-02. jar SUNERA The VITAMIN Cereal Pkg. 23¢ LATHERO The New Hand Soap 2 Cakes 25¢ KEEN'S M u STA RD ny 24c¢ GILLEX For All Your Cleaning ree. 10C a -- --- Swift's Jewel! Brand, an excellent high quality Shortening for frying, baking and all cooking pur. poses. Note the special price, | Special--Bru nswick Sardines Brand in §° | Special. The Famous English Quality WESTON'S 'Cocoanut Bars Lh. 23C SPECIAL- VERMICELLI, SPAGHETTI, LONG and READY CUTS CATELLI'S ASSORTED = Macaroni 2 Packages 19C SPECIAL~ RICE KRISPIES 2 Packages 21€ Kellogg's Yaromto, Mr, and Mrs, hiner Stur- gens and family, of Toronto, spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs, Hi Gordon, Athol street, Friends of Bill (Lefty) Gordon are | pleased to see him out again after [an ~roerati'n. on his nose, Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Threadgold, Miss Alice "Theardgold and in Mildred Smith spent the week end in Niagara Falls Mrs, W Mr. aid Mrs Aikin, Mrs, Jay Shaw, Paul Aikin, Mr, Earl Aikin and Mr, K. Dubois, of Syra« cuse, N.Y, visited last week with iR, Goldring and family, Port Whithy, (Continued on Page 7) SPECIALS ON SALE AT THESE PRICES JULY 4th TO 10th SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER MENUS Bissuite-- Salonia Assorted 11h, carton Butter Biscults--~Puffed, Jacob's, per 1b Cream Crackers--Jaseb's, per 1b. GILCHRIST'S FRUIT CAKE Plokles-- Satonia Sweet Mixed, large bottle Cucumber Rellgh---Heing, Roman jar Peach fonia, Heavy VALENCIA 2c 21e T, EATON CO, _------ -- Special Milled Expressly For | Special SPECIAL! Fine Quality Brooms Five Stringed 29C.. While They Last | EE --__--_ | | &atonia TOMATO Ketchup 12-02. Bottle ft 6¢c | Special GREENGAGE LOMBARD | Plums, 2 Size Tim '23c | Special Trimmed Loin Chops Pork wm. 35¢ Olives Shoulders of Fresh Pork 21c¢c 1b. Rib Roast . .. VICTORY QUEEN Prime Quality BEEF Shoulder Roasts ....... Chuck Roasts ......... COR SU SE) Thick Rib Roast :...... 40-02. Jar 39¢ \, Syrup, No, 2 size tin 23%¢ Cherries=Ayimer, Royal Anne, No. 2 size tin Fruits for Salad==LIbby's, No. 1 tall tin Geisha Mandarin Oranges, per tin Texas Fige--8ioan' s, broken, 8.08, tin pil Plikivebivhyst Buk; lis 260 Sardines=kipper Pa, for 380 be es Harring=-ai pour Brand, tin . 2 tor 280 Pilchards--Colonlal, No. 1 tall tin Herrings in Tomato Su." a Marehaits, No, 1 us A CHOC) ATE. BARS, 3 for «iiiviii bo Toe Canada Dry Ginger aio, quart bottle oe Adanac Ginger Ale, split size bottle Chicken Broth with Rice Mall's, tin Bloater Paste--Marshall's, tin Sandwich Chicken--=Mall's, tin Palawan Tea--Black or Mixad, 11h... Coftes-- atonia, Vacuum' Tin, 1 1b. SPECIAL - SARAZEN BRAND Dates 2b. Package 17¢c Ib. 21c BUTTS OF FRESH 22¢ COOKED MEATS Corried Beef .... Veal Loaf .. .. Cooked Ham ...........Ib 23¢ Head Cheese Moulds 2 tins for 28¢ cease db. 28¢ : Ib. 30¢. PRR RR