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fade, Tl Gs THE OSHAWA DAILY REFORMER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1926 nn in Oshawa and District Have Bugle Band The Orange Young Britons spent a lively and most enjoyable time at their regular meeting last night, In one of the lengthy discussions which took place complete arrange- ments were made to hold a box so- cial on February 24. The Bugle Band is progressing very favorably and expects to turn out a good mu- sical program in the near future. After the meeting lunch was served by the ladies which brought a very successful night to a close, No From Fire A A small blaze at the home of Mr. Brnest Short, 35 Hall street, gave the fire department a run at 10.40 A BRITTON'S Cash & Delivery Prices Friday Saturday & Monday Sliced Breakfast Bacon, Headcheese .... .......... 1B Cooked Ham, sliced .... .50 Snider's Catsup, Ige. btl .26 Chef Sauce, none better, bottle .23 MacLaren's Imperial Jellies .......... 4 pkts. .26 Harry Horne's Jellies, Dainty Puddings or Double Cream Custard, 3 pkts. Queen Olives, Mason jar Manzanilla Olives, 5 oz. bottle McCormick's Sodas, 2 pkts. Buttercup Cheese .... |b. Bulk Soda Biscuit .... Ib. Evaporated Milk, Ige tin Condensed Milk, Ige tin Babbitt's Cleanser, tin Long Bar Castile Soap Cornstarch ...... 3 pkts, Orange Marmalade 4 Ib. tins Raspberry Jam, 3 Ib. glass jar Raspberry Jam, 12 oz. glass jar Dill Pickles, large, for CASH ONLY 148 Simcoe S. Phone 555 this morning. No damage was done. The fire was caused from a burning rag in a cupboard, ikating Party Proceeds of over $8 were taken n at a skating _party held on West- nount rink by he Home and School lub members, A splendid crowd turned out and after about wurs of skating, all adjourned to he school where lunch was served L. Ferguson, president, was in charge of the party, Minstrel Show Presented For the fifth presentation inside of a week the Anglican Young Men's Minstrel Show put on their perform- ance last evening before a splendid crowd at the Centre street Home and School Club, interlocutor, and excelled himself with jokes. The crowd, principally children, greatly enjoyed the whole I FEBRUARY THE DANGER MONTH Statistics in Canada show that February is the danger month for Canadians, More Cana- dians die in this month than any other of the year, due largely to neglect of colds which develop pneumonia, etc. If you have a cold or cough, do not neglect it. Come 'in and let us fix you up or con- sult your physician, But be sure you bring his pre- scription here to be filled from best drugs, by graduate drug- gists. For Speedy Delivery Service KARN THE DRUGGIST FOR SERVICE PHONE 37F NEXT THE POST OFFI) IIL TAI a a i a by, ~~ ~~ Such good doughnuts! Py ? = A A CH i i J He a 2 0 i 3 a So Sea a SS SN COR WLC AC RC RL, WH Ty ~ To Pt. Midland Huntsville Cardinal Orillia Simcoe Brampton Chippewa Cobourg two Sturgeon F. Petrolia Newmarket ind a general good time held. Mrs. |gt Marys Weston Perth Acton Campbeliford 28 Merritton Trenton Dundas Fergus Leamington 16 Eddie Pankhurst as|Carl'n Place 22 Renfrew the four end men just brimmed over Gananoque Georgetown 18 Hanover Bowmanville 17 Arnprior performance, which, for amateurs, is certainly fine, were taken in, half of which go into the club funds, Lodge Function Short, afternoon an enjoyable spent by members of Victoria Lodge 55, musical selections were M Short, Short, Gibson. of the degree staff, Port Perry Man President tario Horticultural Association yes- terday F. A, Kent, Port Perry, was elected president. win, the speakers on the discussion preparing the prize lists, officers are:--President, F, A, Kent, Port George L. Second Vice-President, T. J. Hanni- gan, Guelph; Secretary and Editor, J. urer, C. A, Hesson, St, Directors--Dr, ville; ville; G. Woodstock; C. A. Byam, New Liskeard; W. Council--J, E. shawa Third In Value Gross Products (Continued from page 1) 656 526 438 366 1,057 516 703 273 584 502 186 544 65567 816 628 469 695 488 366 7086 387 399 714 673 544 392 621 420 538 Arthur 24 17 12 6 44 31 22 3 33 10 14 6,659,434 3,320,600 5,742,589 2,881,949 5,765,876 2,258,418 2,757,773 996,708 3,313,955 200,913 1,802,026 1,826,074 3,771,852 4,105,665 3,744,916 2,807,223 2,136,865 6,174,394 5,756,487 4,884,692 2,230,167 1,867,700 2,671,193 3,627,341 3,044,265 2,478,494 2,858,949 2,745,222 5,364,752 15 8 24 22 13 22 25 17 19 rm -- -- in Ontario 3,654,189 3,343,044 3,281,521 3,214,932 3,097,995 3,075,028 3,046,466 2,958,541 2,918,792 2,898,931 2,854,939 2,841,212 2,733,950 2,682,147 2,615,767 2,500,298 2,524,415 2,513,330 2,505,622 2,443,706 2,375,832 2,325,990 2,320,588 2,256,986 2,219,864 2,217,247 2,209,808 2,184,808 2,170,915 779,270 495,356 362,008 415,381 1,064,540 400,980 822,608 329,814 580,640 722,632 233,600 589,636 584,679 866,463 £92,661 369,418 520,435 656,590 318,368 913,058 426,166 366,192 685,680 600,605 609,668 443,823 554,401 424,626 676,261 1,064,651 915,227 1,644,067 1,148,125 1,251,134 1,162,007 Proceeds of over $40 At the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. 103 Mill street, on Tuesday time was afternoon given by B. Gibson and Miss Emma Tea was served by Mrs. W. Mrs. Logeman and Mrs, B. The proceeds were in aid L.T.B. During the rs, At the annual meeting of the On- Dr. J. was one M.. Bald- of of The 1926 of Bowmanville, Vice-President, Windsor, Perry; First Klostermann, Toronto; Treas- Catharines; A. T. Morrow, Max- Dr. J. M. Baldwin, Bowman- George Vickers, Barrie; Rev. W. Tebbs, Burlington; William Seaforth; T. J. O'Rourke, Fred Collins, Chatham; Pp. Dr. B. W. Aunditors-- Lockie Wilson, Hartry, Bailey, Fort William; Linscott, Brantford. Lionel Godson and A. G. Roberts. Winter Fair representatives--F. A. Kent, Lionel Godson, P. L. Why- tock. C.N.E. representative--Rev. George W. Tebbs. Horticultural Carter, Guelph. KINGSTON STREET RY. LOSES MONEY Write to the Council Offering to Sell the Road to the City Kingston, Feb. 11.--The follow- ing communication from the King- ston, Portsmouth & Cataraqui Street Railway Company, and signed on behalf of the directors by T. A. Me- Ginnis and H. C. Nickle, has been addressed to the Kingston Mayor and City Council and was read at the meeting of the Coungil: "As you are no doubt aware the opera- tion of the Electric Railway in Kingston has not been what youn term a financial success. Nothing has ever been paid on stock and, al- though the interest on the bonds has up to the present been met, the returns have been small, and it is now difficult to make running ex- penses due to the great number of automobiles and the local industrial depression. We have always endea- vored to give a service sufficiently frequent to meet the city's require- ments, and the maintenance of the equipment has never been neglec-| ed "As you are aware at the city's HUNDRED DOGS DESTROYED SINCE OUTBREAK OF RABIES Ottawa, Feb, 10 --The slaughter of dogs continpes in the Ottawa dis- trict as a preventive measure against the spreading of hydropho- bia, Today 16 stray dogs were des- troyed in the city pound, and In- spector L. Mulligan of the Humane Society estimates that he himself has destroyed more than 60 dogs within the past month. Altogether he estimates that approximately 100 dogs have heen destroyed in the dis- trict since the outbreak of rabies, MUMBLING WITNESSES THREAT. ENED WITH JAIL Vancouver, Feb. 10.--Jail sent- ences who do not speak loud enough for the Jury to hear were gently re- ferred to by Mr. Justice D. McDon- ald at the trial of the fruit combine charges against the Nash interests today. "Speak up. I don't want to send you to jail," his Lordship told Stan- ley O'Hara, bookkeeper for the Acme Fruit. Company of Calgary, after the jury had complained re- peatedly of the 'sotto voice" evi- dence, LARGE CORNWALL CORPORA- TION TRANSFERS ACTIVI TIES TO B.C, Vancouver, Feb. 10.--One of Cornwall's largest mining companies is. transferring its activities to Bri- tish Columbia in search of arsenic, lead and zinc ores, it was learned today at the British Columbia Chamber of Mines, Not only will it buy and operate properties, but it will bring in ex- perienced Cornish Miners to the province to introduce a system of AT THE NEW MARTIN Marian Nixon, one of the screen's cleverest and most winsome act- resses, plays opposite Buck Jones again in "Durand of the Bad Lands," which opens tonight at the New Martin Theatre. Miss Nixon's work with Jones in "The Circus Cowboy," "Cupid's Fireman" and "Big Dan," will be remembered a- mong the really fine delineations of the screen. The role of Molly Gore, a little waif of the plains, is said to he the best Miss Nixon has done in her brilliant, if brief, career. "Durand of the Bad Lands" was directed by Lynn Reynolds. AT THE REGENT According to reports from the of- fices of motion picture producers, the coming season is destined to he a season of comedy. These announcements come as a result of careful study of the neecs and wants oi the picture going pukh- lic. Their reports show that theatre goers respond more readily to com- edy than to any other type of pro- uction. The natural inference is hey say, that people want to be amused, The history of the motion picture comedy, as pertaining to these an- nouncements, is interesting. At the start of picture production, no pro- ducer, for many years, dared to make a feature length comedy. All fun on the screen ended at the «nd of the second reel, Then "Tillie's Punctured Ro- mance" made its appearance. Pic- ture producers gasped and the pub- lic enthused. A new era, But the feature.length comedy had not been fully developed until Al Chris- tie, famous as a picture producer, decided it was time to test an idea he had heen fostering for years, The result, "Charley's * Aunt," which is now, after a record-break- ing run throughout the land, still making sereen history. This pro- duction has shown Al Christie and his brother Charles that their idea holds water. As their next production they chose "Seven Days," from the stage comedy success by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood. This hilarious stage comedy, which will appear on the screen at the Regent Theatre tonight has all the ele- ments contained in "Charley's Aunt," with the added touch of a modern setting, As for the, plot, such a situation might happen in anyone's home. It is real, human and very much alive with comic situations and laugh- ahle touches. Scot Sidney, who directed *'Charley's Aunt," alsd" di- rects this release, and in the cast are Lillian Rich, Creighton Hale, Lilyan Tashman, Hallam Cooley, Mabel Julienne Scott, William Aus- Phone your drug needs to mining by which shdf#s and tunnels are ed, not blasfed, announced B. J.7 Blair, "advagfieg agent of the Devon Consolidated Mining Com- | THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE Phones 22265 pany. At Local Theatres] 15% WOMEN'S HOSE ON SALE TO-MORROW at 39¢ pr.or 3 pr. $1 A special purchase of a full range of Travellers' Samples, Silk, Silk and Wool, Silk and Lisle, in a complete range of colors. Sides 9 and 914, - All first quality. JUST TWO MORE DAYS Friday and Saturday In Order to Subscribe for the Designer Magazine at' 90c year. representative from the Deisgner will finish and this special offer of 9%0¢ a year expires when she leaves Oshawa. After that the regular price, $1.75, will he charged Be sure and either phone or call and see that your subscription is fixed up. The special her work this week, re tin, Tom Wilson. Felix sented on the same hill, as will an- other Leopard, tka world, Eddie Gribbon, Rosa Gore and hig programme. Dental Office Removed Dr. I to his residence, Phone 16. the Cat will also be pre- Benny of his short story featuring lightweight champion Sam Collis and 179 Simcoe Regent orchestra will round out. the nry has removed his office South. (188a-90¢) C.E.ALDSWORTH ALIN 0A) "aw, {e]" 4 (JUV RIS CWI @ FEY VA VEY LRN: A ) BUY &Y Lo OSHAWA 'TELEPHONE 549 All Brunswick Records - Bb¢ Double Dise Brunswick Records, Our complete stock at cost, to make room for a new line. - -- Beattie's Drug Stores King St. West, Oshawa NEW LAID EGGS FRESH FIRSTS doz. 40c¢c THF 4 MARKETS / Ap lr A lp pp A A pA A pp Bp A A CX 261) BLO BY IY » BY a Fancy Milk Fed RoastingChickens Ib. 40c¢ Choice Young DUCKS Ib. 35¢ SET THE PACH FRESH LEG of PORK a... Ib, 25¢ FRESH Streaky Side PORK 7.2 Ib. 28c¢| this list are all put up in our curing plant and carry the highest standard of guality. Smoked Breakfast Bacon, by the piece m Little Pork Sausage, pure pork Pickled Shoulder Pork .... smoked Ham, half or whole ham Meald Cottage Boll» Ham, Bacon and Pork Products in own very MEATS Regular Arnold Quality PORTERHOUSE ROAST BEEF, ib 30c RUMP ROAST BEEF, round end cut full ....i0.00iiveiriasi WING ROAST BEEF ........ 1b 28c FRESH AND SMOKED FIsH Golden Smoked Finnan Had. die Large Sea Herring Fresh Adantic Cod, boiling cuts Winter Caught White Fish . . © Large Smoked Kippers, pair .. B.C. salmon, by the piece .. Choicest cating Apples, per Basket .........5:...00.. 39 Fancy white Mushrooms (Home grown) per-b, .. Iceberg Head Lettuce (Hard Heads) 3 jor 18c ari 22¢ 75¢ Homemade Headcheese .... SHOULDER ROAST BEEF . CHUCK ROAST BEEF ..... New Green Spinach, per peck Aeiieieloininle " ei i aa ele ie Niroded ER solicitation over $25,000 was spent by the company for track equipment in paved streets. This money could have been used to greater advan- tage in many other directions. It is difficult to state how long the present conditions can be contin- ued. Should the city desire to pur- chase the road our books, as in the past, are at their disposal." QUEEN'S LOSE TO BMC, IN LISTLESS CONTEST Kingston, Feb. 10.--Queen's and R.M.C. met tonight im their second game in the intercollegiate interme- diate series, R.M.C. winning by 4 to 1, and taking the round by 8 to 4. It was ome of the slowest games of tlie season, and the hoc- key was mediocre. R.M.C. scored a goal in the first peated in the d, while Queen's were held goalless. R.M.C. scored twice in the last frame, and Queen's landed a tally just before the final bell. Too Late to Classify LOST--ON KING ST. BETWEEN Hutcheson's grocery and Yonge St., a ten dollar bill. Finder kind- ly leave at 260 King east and re- ceive reward. . Navel Oranges (Seedless and He had to have another * Breakfast Bacon Mother Hubbard Brand, boneless and rindless db. pkg. o.oo 4 45¢ SHELLED WALNUTS, FRENCH HALVES, (CHERBERTS) McCormick H Fine Canadian yo 15¢ aes Fancy Vin Boda Waters, | Split Peas Ib. 6¢ 3 bs. 16 Green Fabel 1 ih Soups Freshly Milled An all Can Rolled Oats, 32 Ibs. 14 adion pio. Free From Husks Fine P. duct of the enang ' ite Sago Ib 6¢ 3 Ibs 16 very highest quality, kinds, 2 tins 19¢ Slightly Broken Patna Rice Ib 6¢ 5 lbs 25 Finest California Lima Beans Ib. 19¢, 2 lbs. 35¢ Fresh Yellow Cornmeal Ib 5c, 6 lbs 25 Choice Canadian Green Peas Ib 9¢ 3 Ibs 25 No.2 tin | No. 2 tin. Square tin | Xo. 2 tin Ready Cut or Fiie Table Raisins, 17¢ 1S¢ 39¢ 29¢ Macaroni Ib 9¢, 3 ibs 23 "phe. you wish to have your goods delivered the Clerk who waits on you will arrange with the Oshawa Dime De- livery who calls here twice daily and will make delivery direct to your LOIN ROAST OF LAMB ... ROUND ROAST OF BEEF .. LOIN LAMB CHOPS ....... LLL TE TTY Carrols or Turnips (Ontario grown) 5. for 10e¢ Messina Lemons, large size, Selene tralvalnleatvavatddy teaesteteatetede ede teed ete ete Ae Bete ete Ah eA Bt A AAA A AA AAA S22 2 2 2 JB JJ Si J hh J J i Jb Jb J U0 J J 20 20 Mb J 20 20 Jt 2020 hb Jb 2b 200 20 2 Jn 0 20 202 0 20 M0 200 Jn Jan a od Cafe de Laxe ffee No better coffed . amy- where at any price. Ground fresh while you wait. iB. 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