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THE. OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1932 NAA a WAAAY yr . Bowmanville Daily Ti G. K. BROWN, Office Telephone No. 744. WAAAY Representative Res. Telephone No. 14. 3 ' NAAN isthe of COUNGIL MEETIN HELD LAST NIGHT Varied Docket of Business Was Dealt With at Meeting The town council met in regu- lar session last night in the council chamber with the Mayor, Geo. W. James in the chair and Reeve Lockhart, Deputy-reeve Rehder, and Councillors Martin, Mutton: and Nelles present. Councillors McLaughlin and Jones were absent. Minutes of last regular nu ing were read and adopted. following petitions wera present- ed: from Mrs. A. E. requesting that a tree in of her property be removed trimmed. This was referred the Public Property with power to act. for $75.00 in c« the Beach Road w legal representative Brooksdale Nurseries work, and te this was al fees. On motion it red to the Finance with instructions to r to Mr. Eckhardt stat town was not liable. A from the Washington Loan Co., sctting out ville's share of reccipts on McGill property for the three months ending October 31st, $696.18, was received and fyl An account $763.58 for }« foes re MeG od from Mr ed on fvyle. Communications from A. T. 1 Hudson & Co. ing of town Malcom, Sinclair & Co. and varnishes, all of ordered te he fvied. John Siac requested that two frees in of his nroperty referred to the Committee, A Red enclosure fre manville di the Publier disposal, A re) 1 ne town fire truck with account for $19.42 was to the Fire Committers with pow- er to aet. Advices re the of Treasnrer's Bond over to the Finance with power to act. The finance account was sented bv the chairman. Strike. totalling $1.07%2.18, on me n was ssed, Tn the sence Councillor J acer fs Afr. Martin \t- front An tion sented bh of the with added le litte turn same that the statement Trust & Bowman- as Ae oronto, re audi aceounts also i re paint which he ent was Pui erty the (Crosg Society Bow- Board for licy on the attacher referred turnad nittee was Con pre- Mr waterworks sented by 2468.11, Ry by- DUTT nasse Passed Two for the certain sums taxes are na law gnnoint | work ! relief and as the Hydro Commis- McCready | { man or | to | ' i H Committee | account |: road | | ence between a transient | license dier's | peddler { hous from | | manufactures | with ferred to | { ham renewal | | $2,014.75. | were | hundred. | to | for Co. as town auditors at a salary | ot $400. Discussion re Remembrance Day was entered into and it was the opinion of the council that the day was a holiday and did not need a proclamation. No petitions were before the council in this regard. The council is act- ing in conjunction with the Can- adian Legion in a memorial ser- vice at the cenotaph on Friday, and the Mayor was appointed to purchase a wreath .and place same durinz the service. Trimming of Trees A resolution from Councillor McLaughlin in respect to trim- ming and removal of trecs from the streets where they were too together or a menace, was It set out that as fuel and needed for those on close read. were sion and Bell Telephone Com- pany were forced to do trimming that a competent ged 'to make a sar- these trees and relief he given work in trimming oo removi would not mar the b surroundings hy their He «1 ested Mr aixton, of the Forest it Orono. d this wa every year be and m men vey the on G. M Branch an ratified m motion, asked title to 'om Dawn's per- re. Councillor Mutton purchase pair an outlet drain I cemetery through Mi property. This was granted Traders by r mission to the Transient Councillor Strike, the Mayor, set out guest of trader's and ped- ient engages in business ind a. li- which is ered- hawker tran and a license. A s one who fixed cense ol ited on' his place pays £100.00 tae A from hawker house orown may sell any product or Ontario hy imself for one but must ca him the authority to act He ef purchase made in may act as agent not a license, neillor Martin hair: Roads and Streets, was ed permission to spend on a culvert on Barton' road for drainage purposes request for a light at the Down Nursery corner was refe Public Property Co power to act Mr. Jury's gas into a sewer whiel was referred of roads ant y Fuh £25.00 cf red. to the mittee with drain from tion basement not functioning, the superintendent streets. Result of Canvass Reeve Lockhart, secretary of the Public Relief, reported re- sults of the canvass. for funds, which up to that time totalled 5. At the present there men on relief with de- totalling about on= and this list would in- shortly Martin of thé Roads & 'granted permission a team at $2.50 a day weeks in order to com. work as should he is to and nendents wa hire two plete such UEHLLE BROS, LIMITED WEDNESDAY SPECIALS 12 King St. East Loin Steak § Lamb Chops PORK CHOPS 1b. 1 2¢ LE NEW SEASON MINCE-MEAT 2 Ibs. 29. 1 as Dd 25¢ Steak 3 Ibs. Veal 25¢ Chops C soc 14: Breast Veal 6 VEAL SHANK LAMB STEW Rib or Loin 15. IT -------- Orders Delivered FREE NEXT P.O. Karn's Drug Store FOR Quality and Service The Money Saving Drug Store PROMPT DELIVERY RR Phone or Rib of SIDE PORK Ib. 10¢ PURE PORK SAUSAGE Fresh Daily 2 Ibs. 29c Fresh 3c PORK HEADS Ib. differ- | trader | or | to | as | for | {on side- | The | done before the freeze-up. No further business being before the council, adjournment was in or- der. FINED $100, COSTS, ON L.C.A. CHARGE Pleading guilty to a charge un- der the L.C.A., C. B, Purdy, of Casselton, was fined one hun- dred dollars and costs by Mag- istrate Cotton here yesterday. The charge arose out of an acci- dent which occurred Saturday cvening at the corner of © St. George and King Streets when Purdy"s car was driven from the side street onto the highway and crashed head-on into an Orono car in which were Mrs. Ross, Mrs, Price, Miss Johnston and Peter Locke. Mrs. Price receiv- ed a bad bump under the right 'eye as she came in contact with the windshield, which was shat- tered. Very little damage was done to either car. Poppy Day Return Below Last Year Poppy Day in Bowmanville and the community served herefrom, was not .the success hoped for, as the proceeds were somewhat | short of that a year ago. It was | an ideal day, and workers were | out early and received courteous | treatment, but the givings were | not as large. There are very few in any walk of life but who is feeling the pinch or else bewil- dered at the uncertainty of what Ahe future may hold. Proceeds | from the Poppy Fund will be | used locally for needy | or their dependents, in | tion with the Welfare Board. ATTENDING Mr. and Mrs. G. | son, George, are attending the funeral of Mrs. Brown's sister, the late Mrs, George Crane, who passed suddenly away at War- ren. Ohio, on Sunday morning The funeral is being held this | afternoon at Toronto, with inter- ment in St. John's cemetery | Kingston Road. She survived by one daughter and | besides five sisters and four bro- FUNERAL K. Brown and is '" | thers, her demise being the first | of a family of ten children. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MET The Women's Hospital Auxili- was well attended Friday and some of acti- planned for the near fu- The purchasing committee obtaining and making curtains, tra} The ladies ary meeting the vities | ture. reported | the necessary cloths and towels. have decided to hold an after- noon bridge party on November 15th at the nurges' residence and are hoping it will be well attend- ed. TEA AND RUMMAGE SALE The Women's Association of St. Paul's United church held an afternoon tea and rummage sale in the Sunday school rooms on Saturday afternoon. The articles for sale consisted chiefly of clo- thing and were marked at very low prices Any that were lert over were sent to the Women's Central Committee for Welfare and will be distributed to those iin need, The nicely arranged tea tabels were centered with baby 'mums, and were. very well pat- ronized. | | OBITUARY FUNERAL oF SAMUEL HICKS { The funeral of the late Sam- | William Doubt's tailor-shop on | be held on Wednesday afternoon. { The service will be held at Army | «trong's Undertaking Parlors, | Celina Street, at 2.30 p.m., and will be conducted hy the Rev. R. Lorne McTavish, of King Street United Church. Interment will be made in 'the Union cemetery. Mr. Hicks, who was 54 years age, was born in Darlington township, and had lived all his life in this neighborhood. Re- cently he was staying with friends in Bowmanville, He is ved by his mother, Mrs, v Hicks. Oshawa, three gis- Mrs. E. Gamble, Oshawa: A Asling, Toronto, and M. Evans. North Oshawa, |-and by three brothers. George Hicks, Oshawa; Arthur and Roy Hicks, Toronto. | of In Memoriam { SHARLAND---TIn loving memory of our dearling, Evelyn Joan. who died Nov, 7th, 1930, Sadly missed hy Mother, Daddy and Sister, | PONALD--1In loving memory of a dear hushand and father, | who passed away November { 8th, 1921, One year has passed dear father Since you were called away. How well do we remember That sad and weary day, | You suffered much you murmur- | ed not | We watched you day by day, | We cried and prayed that your | dear life | Would not be taken away, PHONES: 78.79 Ever remembered by wife and family and little grandchild. (108a) Birth WATSON---At the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, to Mr, .and Mrs. Clarence Watson, 112 Glad- stone Ave.,, Oshawa, on Satur- day, Nov, 5, a daughter, (still horn), (108a) "I've just heard that your hny at college has broken his leg." "Yes, He's in great lack. "Luck?" "Sure! He won't he out of the veterans « z 1 conjunc- | (lity ucl Hicks, who died suddenly ing | : | | Bond Street east yesterday, is to | from -City and District 4 4 4 News- ARMISTICE DINNER Tomorrow cvening the Oshawa Branch of the Canadian Legion is holding its annual Armistice Din- ner in Rotary Hall, at seven o'clock. This year, the Legion is departing somewhat from the usual custom, in that there will be but one main speaker, Lt.-Col. G, R, Pearkes, V. C., former officer commanding the 116th Battalion in France. 'There will be a few minor speeches, but no toast list, and the bulk of the program, in addition to the address by Col. Pearkes, will be largely of an entertainment character, Attend- ance at the dinner this year is be- ing opened up to a large number oi Legion members who, by reason of circumstances, would hc unabie to purchase any ticket if an ad- mission fee was charged, the Ladics' Auxiliary and a number of friends of the Legion having made it pos- sible to do by their generous don- ations It is expected that over 200 members of the Legion and guests will attend the dinner. DIVISION COURT TODAY Division Court was in session this morning in the Old City Hall Whitby presiding. FOWL SHOOTING MATCH Big Fowl Shooting Match Turkeys, Geese and Ducks, Simcoe North, past city limits, in | Conlin's Field, Iriday at 1 p.m.. Armistice Day, (108¢) EXAMINE NEW PARK Ald. Ed. Clark, 8. G. Carne) of the ks Commission, and Bagineer 1. B. Goedik this morning visited the tract of land recently leased by the city the Oshawa Street Railway on --SAY-- REMEMBRANCE DAX Editor, Daily The Oshawa Times, i 3 two sons, | Oshaw a eleventh of No- | reminded | history Since heen Sir,-- On the vember we will that the greatest terminated 14 then an economic raging, and millions are even now suffering they innocent sufferer dition that they themselves. Many the finest men their all for this Great 'War, believing they giving their lives in a cause, Some of us will never for get them. Many of us carry sical reminder which every day and night one membrance. "We will them" is no empty thought us. We cannot forget. Thera be war years in ago. war has of people most of a con contro! ol | cannot thousand Canada country of gave the were of worthy | Ke of re-| some who seem to say, however, | "Two minutes is long enough to remember in." The orphans and the war need no special day to them of those things which they can never forget, but it seems a many others need a day to re- member, and to think of those principles for which 20 many sacrificed their all. © "ONE OF ENGLAND'S BROKEN 1.8." Oshawa, Nov. 7, 3 NEW DEVELOPMENT IN FUEL FIRMY 1) Writ set (Continued from page Lillian May Mallett", the asking 'that the same aside and cancelled." The Writ also asks for an der from the Court 'that proceeds from the sale or other disposition of the said coke any of the said goods, or effects paid to any one of the defendants, belongs to and is the property of the plaintiffs and that the same he paid over to the plaintiffs or to the Sheriff up to the amount of the claim against the Harry N. Mallett Bros. y he or- or and Mallett and costs", (ages for conspiring transfer or deliver over, and for | { | hospital until the football geason is overs" : fans Claimed claims to Damages Writ also "dam- The transferring and 'de- goods and to defeat, hin- plaintiffs." asgigning, livering over" tels "with intent der,, and delay the Further, the Writ asks for 'an | injunction to restrain the de- (108a) | fendante from shipping, consign- | ing or delivering" any g=oods, chattels or effects "for the bhene- | fit the defendants in intended or of any of manner COMING EVENTS 8 Cents per word each In- sertion. am charge for each insertion, 85c, or | the will Resi- THE ANNUAL the Board of Trustees | Oshawa General Hospital | be held at the Nurses' | dence on the evening of Tues- | day, Nov. 8, at 8 o'clock. A | full report of the year's work | will be given, ind election of | officers for the coming vear | will . take place. All members | of the city council and all | | } | MEETING of friends interested in the hos- pital work are welcome, (104, 106, 108) WESTMOUNT PAVILION TO- night, Admission 25¢ includes dancing, Don't forget Thurs- day's Big Armistice Frolic. (108a) with His Honour Judze Ruddy of | - . | ASK TAX EXEM™TION WHAT OTHERS | | mentioned remember | for are | widows and | wounded | mind | the | chattels | plaintiffs' | defendants | assign, | chat- | likely | Company for parks purposes, Tie purpose of this visit was to as- certain just what work counid he heneficially commenced at once in improving this land and it is prbable that a gang of men will be put to work in this connection almost immediately. NO POLICE COUR? There was no session of the City Police Court this morning, there being no cases for disposi- tion hy the eourt, Magistrate Creighton was not called on to muke his usual morning visit to the police station. WAR SOUVENIR EXHIBIT An interesting exhibit has been placed in the window at Place this morning which is very reminiscent of war days, quite in keeping with the cole- bration of Armistice Day on Fri- | num- | her of souvenirs gathered at the | day. The exhibit includes a front together with photographs jof the Oshawa soldiers hoth dur- | ing their training period in Osh- | awa and after they arrived in France, \ deputation \id Society from the Children Everson to defeat udice the delay plaintiff Withdrawn of Conant and An- t Oszoode Hall, and Time effect Mas from hinder, Motion The motion brought eported in The last, intiff be prohibited further on Satu "that the Mallett) any day to the (Lillian ting dings in the above ion or for such fur order heen proce ther as may. be or fire withdrawn na now a VvOolung eated cozily on the country in he , Harold did you hear How Mike's | | Globe and | {officer | in TWO LOST LIVES INTRUCK CRASH (Continued from 1) the truck driven by the car driven by Roy occurred. at 6.30 in the hetween two hills. Both vehicles page | had the front ends telescoped {o- wag the 80 "heavy time The district fog at zether, in this Hagen, carrying a load of newspapers, had left To- ronto early yesterday morning to distribute the papers in the Pet- erboro' district. The two Relle- | ville men were returning to that | city from Peterboro'. Investigation at the iol lowing the collision, it js rlaim- ed, established the fact that The truck was travellinz the side of the highway First Aid Given Provincial Traffic Offic sr KE. Hornick was notified of the ac- cident at 6.55 o'clock hy a Peter- horo' commercial traveller, whose identity he did not know. waile Dr. A. 1. Russell of Bailieboro Was notified shortly after smash and arrived on the within a few minutes to first aid to the injured. Both the doctor and the traffic complained the delay ari of ambiance Peterboro' The latter it was an hour and a half the first ambulance: ponded, and that in the nter- val, of waiting he was Allis | end for aid to another local a3 bulanece nd al seeno right wcene render of the the from clafme before re- giatio Hope nn tated Of njnred men h 01 houlder of road wulance placed na while ay and the in a car. Native of Peterborn Horace Walkey a na this eity, is a H. Walkey, fo pal of Queen He Or "or man ailing fourth am' was ( Ww, many ve Hiri Ale ; on of the ate » of the ld 1 afterwards the services of the Montreal. He was in Street ranch was trans. manager that he hecame ac- Roy McLean manager at tered the Bank 1 inning in Bank of the Water about ten ve io ar, ag ferred to Oakwood a It was thers ed with assistant wood hranech 0 qu Oal ith the cl hranch were do- at Oakwood fe y Mr player, Hagen and | McLean | hoilow | that ! visibility was virtually comnplete- | | ly obscured. Aj the | and | | Hi | | Remembrance Day Friday, Nov. 11 The anniversary of Armistice Day, having been designated p by the Dominion Parliament as a Statutory Holiday { I urge, with the authority of the City Council, that all citi- zens keep this holiday as one of "Remembrance" in ac- i cordance with the Federal Statute. | "Industrial and Commercial activities should be suspended during the whole day, and all citizens are urged to join in | public acts of remembrance as arranged by interested or- | ganizations. | The Empire-wide two minutes of silence will be observed at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. THOS. HAWKES, Mayor. and it wag while practising with re- ceived injuries that confined him a year left him with a crippled leg that necessitated | when walking. Mr. Walkey has a sister resid- An inquest has T. | th i Lc n Al SIC who ju ie Peterl » hig bec ring in this eity. been W. H, Young. orde yoro team 1 for over the us red tha eo by Coroner Dr, t he (CITY PROPERTY REPORT ADOPTED Council Endorses First-Ald] Classes at the City as d. George n, The rep this Hall Morris, witl rt read as Council submitted by the out discus- | folld and of a cane be allowed to build a box for sur- plus coke, same to be placed inside of fence near weigh-scales, with tie | provision that the box must be re- {moved within 24 hours if demanded by the City." Death HICKS--Entered into rest in Oshawa, Ont., on Monday, Nov. 7 1932, Samuel Henry Hicks, in his 55th year. Funeral fron Funeral Home, 87 Celina St, Oshawa, Wednesday, Nov. 9, | 1932. Service 2.30 p.m, Interment I Armstrong's { Union Cemetery, Oshawa, Ont. (108a) chairman WS endorse with suggested hore Gas Ce Eyesight Specialist Open luesday, Thursday and Saiur- diy evenings or by appointment at all times. 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